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How to modify camera resolution by script using Java

How to modify Camera resolution by script using Java

Resolution mode​

In your Java class, do the following:​

public class YourClass extends Component {

    //  creates 3 new SUIButton
    public SUIButton button1, button2, button3; // select in properties

    // creates a new Camera
    public Camera camera; // select in properties

    @Override
    public void start() {

    }

    @Override
    public void repeat() {

        // checking whether buttons have been pressed
        if (button1.isDown()) {

            // changing the Camera resolution mode if the conditional is true
            camera.setResolutionMode(Camera.ResolutionMode.Percentage);
        } else if (button2.isDown()) {

            // changing the Camera resolution mode if the conditional is true
            camera.setResolutionMode(Camera.ResolutionMode.FixedResolution);
        } else if (button3.isDown()) {

            // changing the Camera resolution mode if the conditional is true
            camera.setResolutionMode(Camera.ResolutionMode.FreeAspectResolution);
        }
    }
}

Percentage​

In your Java class, do the following:​

public class YourClass extends Component {

    // value to control the Camera resolution percentage
    public int percentage = 80; // select in properties

    // creates a new SUIButton
    public SUIButton button; // select in properties

    // creates a new Camera
    public Camera camera; // select in properties

    @Override
    public void start() {

    }

    @Override
    public void repeat() {

        // checking if the button was pressed
        if (button.isDown()) {

            // changing the Camera resolution mode if the conditional is true
            camera.setResolutionMode(Camera.ResolutionMode.Percentage);
            camera.setRenderPercentage(percentage);
        }
    }
}

FixedResolution​

In your Java class, do the following:​

public class YourClass extends Component {

    // value to control the Camera's horizontal resolution pixels
    public int widthPixels = 1080; // select in properties

    // value to control the Camera's vertical resolution pixels
    public int heightPixels = 1920; // select in properties

    // creates a new SUIButton 
    public SUIButton button; // select in properties

    // creates a new Camera
    public Camera camera; // select in properties

    @Override
    public void start() {

    }

    @Override
    public void repeat() {

        // checking if the button was pressed
        if (button.isDown()) {

            // changing the Camera resolution mode if the conditional is true
            camera.setResolutionMode(Camera.ResolutionMode.FixedPercentage);

            // changing the Camera's horizontal resolution pixels if the conditional is true
            camera.setFixedResolutionPixelsWidth(widthPixels);

            // changing the Camera's vertical resolution pixels if the conditional is true
            camera.setFixedResolutionPixelsHeight(heightPixels);
        }
    }
}

FreeAspectResolution​

In your Java class, do the following:​

public class YourClass extends Component {

    // value to control the Camera's horizontal resolution pixels
    public int widthPixels = 480; // select in properties

    // value to control the Camera's vertical resolution pixels
    public int heightPixels = 480; // select in properties

    // creates a new SUIButton 
    public SUIButton button; // select in properties

    // creates a new Camera
    public Camera camera; // select in properties

    @Override
    public void start() {

    }

    @Override
    public void repeat() {

        // checking if the button was pressed
        if (button.isDown()) {

            // changing the Camera resolution mode if the conditional is true
            camera.setResolutionMode(Camera.ResolutionMode.FreeAspectResolution);

            // changing the side type
            camera.setFreeAspectResolutionSide(Camera.FreeAspectResolutionSide.Width); // Width or Height

            // changing the Camera's horizontal resolution pixels if the conditional is true
            camera.setFreeResolutionPixels(widthPixels);

            // changing the Camera's vertical resolution pixels if the conditional is true
            camera.setFixedResolutionPixelsHeight(heightPixels);
        }
    }
}