public void CaptureFrame(MegacoolFrameCaptureConfig config)
{
config.SetDefaults();
InitializeManager();
RenderThisFrame = true;
#if UNITY_IOS && !UNITY_EDITOR
captureFrameWithConfig(config.RecordingId, config.OverflowStrategy.ToString(), new Crop(new Rect(0, 0, 0, 0)), config.ForceAdd, config.MaxFrames, config.FrameRate);
#elif UNITY_ANDROID && !UNITY_EDITOR
AndroidWrapper.CaptureFrame(config);
#endif
}
public void CaptureFrame(MegacoolFrameCaptureConfig config)
{
AndroidJavaObject jConfig = new AndroidJavaObject("co.megacool.megacool.RecordingConfig");
// We have to use the generic version of Call here since the Java methods are not void, even
// though we discard the return value
jConfig.Call <AndroidJavaObject>("id", config.RecordingId);
jConfig.Call <AndroidJavaObject>("maxFrames", config.MaxFrames);
jConfig.Call <AndroidJavaObject>("peakLocation", config.PeakLocation);
jConfig.Call <AndroidJavaObject>("frameRate", config.FrameRate);
jConfig.Call <AndroidJavaObject>("playbackFrameRate", config.PlaybackFrameRate);
jConfig.Call <AndroidJavaObject>("lastFrameDelay", config.LastFrameDelay);
jConfig.Call <AndroidJavaObject>("overflowStrategy", config.OverflowStrategy.ToString());
// AndroidJavaObject jCrop = new AndroidJavaObject("android.graphics.Rect",
// (int)config.Crop.xMin, (int)config.Crop.yMin, (int)config.Crop.xMax, (int)config.Crop.yMax);
// jConfig.Call<AndroidJavaObject>("cropRect", jCrop);
Android.Call("captureFrame", jConfig);
}