// Methods
public override void Awake()
{
base.Awake();
// Create a rolling memory buffer of 10 seconds
killcamStorage = ReplayMemoryTarget.CreateTimeLimitedRolling(recordKillcamSeconds);
// Start recording
killcamHandle = ReplayManager.BeginRecording(killcamStorage);
}
// Methods
public void Start()
{
// Create a memory storage target to store the replay
ReplayStorageTarget storage = new ReplayMemoryTarget();
// Begin recording to the specified storage target.
// We should store the returned replay handle as all other replay operations will expect this value as a parameter to identify the recording
// By default, all replay objects in the active scene will be recorded.
recordHandle = ReplayManager.BeginRecording(storage);
}
// Methods
public IEnumerator Start()
{
for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++)
{
ReplayMemoryTarget storage = new ReplayMemoryTarget();
// Record some gameplay
ReplayHandle handle = ReplayManager.BeginRecording(storage);
// Wait for some data to be recorded
yield return(new WaitForSeconds(3));
// End the recording
ReplayManager.StopRecording(ref handle);
// Add storage
highlightsStorage.Add(storage);
}
}
// Methods
public IEnumerator Start()
{
ReplayMemoryTarget storage = new ReplayMemoryTarget();
// Record as normal
ReplayHandle handle = ReplayManager.BeginRecording(storage);
// Allow recording to run for 1 second
yield return(new WaitForSeconds(1f));
// Stop recording
// We need to pass the handle to the recording as a reference which will cause the handle to become invalid
ReplayManager.StopRecording(ref handle);
// Begin playback of the recording that we captured in the storage target
// Again this method will return a replay handle that is required for many other playback operations
playbackHandle = ReplayManager.BeginPlayback(storage);
}
