I’m working on an app, that enables a user to configure the measurements of an arm model. This should be possible for a right and a left arm. To save some time, I’m looking for a way to just mirror the rendered camera image when either a right or left arm is selected. Is this possible, for example by scaling some transformation matrix?
Yes, I could mirror my model or vertices. But this would take considerably more time, because I manipulate the mesh itself and would have to fix normals and other oddities in scripts.
You can take a look at this planar reflections example, it shows how to calculate the mirrored camera matrix and render reflections on a render texture.
I also thought about this, but I don’t know which parameter or component of the camera entity I could flip the axis on. What do you mean by the “image” element?
No, I’m talking about the image that a single camera in the scene would render. My hope is that there is some “hack” that would allow me to flip the rendered image along an axis. But I guess I could also work with render textures here and flip the image of a render texture.
@Leonidas approach would most certainly work, but I would prefer to keep the implementation complexity low.
Can’t think of a ‘simple’ solution besides rendering to an image or using a post processing effect.