Advanced Photo Mode

A photo mode in a game is a feature that allows players to capture and customize screenshots of their gameplay experiences. By allowing players to pause the game and manipulate the camera angle, depth of field, filters, and other settings, photo mode offers an opportunity for players to share and celebrate their favorite moments in a game with their friends, family, and online communities.

Implementing a photo mode in a game can provide several benefits for developers. First and foremost, it can increase player engagement and satisfaction, as it encourages players to spend more time exploring and appreciating the game world. Moreover, photo mode can serve as a powerful marketing tool, as players are likely to share their stunning in-game shots on social media platforms, generating buzz and interest in the game.

(2023/05): NEW UPDATE IS OUT!

Preview video (Version 5.0) | Preview video (Version 4.0)

Demo (Version 5.0 - .exe)

Version 5.0 | [UE4.25-5.1] (new)

Documentation (video playlist -- Version 5) | Documentation (written) | FAQ

Version 4.0 | [UE4.25-5.1] (Old)

Documentation (video playlist -- Version 4 - OLD) | FAQ

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Integration tutorials:

Integration APMV5 with ALSV4 (ALS default camera -- without spring arm and camera component)

Integration APMV4 with ALSV4 (ALS default camera -- without spring arm and camera component)

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*Notes:

• If you are using the default Unreal Engine sky or any other "sky" asset and are having rendering issues (small black dots or the sky not updating while in photo mode), try changing the pause method to 'Use Global Time Dilation', as shown in this video (or this, V4).

OTHER DETAILS:

• keyboard/mouse and gamepad support;
• Three camera modes: player's camera and free camera, player's camera only and free camera only.
• Choose a maximum distance between the player and the free camera, or leave the camera free without distance limit.
• Show mouse cursor (on/off);
• First-person support;
• Easily add LUTs, post process materials, and logos.
• Choose the keys/buttons and icons for all actions.
• Hide UI;
• Easily change menu icons (keys and other icons).