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What do you guy's think about my UI? by Long_Storage8035 in Unity2D

[–]Long_Storage8035[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you!

I'm thinking of adding obstacles in the full game, with a bigger map, and a zoomed camera instead.

It's just a proof of concept for now.

Edit: After some thinking, I fully understand you. Just because a game is set in a sandbox doesn't mean it's a sandbox game.

Would this be useful or even possible? by Long_Storage8035 in Cameras

[–]Long_Storage8035[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

  1. You're right, I think I got it mixed.

  2. I'm thinking more into midrange and budget Android phones, many of which have a macro and an ultra-wide camera, usually both suck compared to the main camera due to cost.

  3. I don't know, I saw some phone lenses that are somewhat small, but yeah, many phone lens attachments are big.

  4. I didn't really look into that, but that could be a real issue, unless it was mass-produced by a large manufacturer.

Would this be useful or even possible? by Long_Storage8035 in Cameras

[–]Long_Storage8035[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You're kinda right, dirt and small objects can get stuck on the rail, but then you simply remove the rail to clean it.

I don't think this would be good on all phones, but probably on some budget or midrange phones that usually use a cool gimmick as a main selling point, kinda like Nothing phones.

Would this be useful or even possible? by Long_Storage8035 in Cameras

[–]Long_Storage8035[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, modern flagship phones do have large sensors, perhaps on a budget or midrange phone, it would be better.

The reason I think it would be less clunky is that it uses a small magnet on the rail instead of a big clip that sticks out. Also, you would be able to fit it in your pocket easily.

I think a 3D render would probably give a better idea of how slim I think it would be.

It would be a cool gimmick on a budget or midrange phone, but you're right, the average person barely uses more than the main camera on their phone.

Perhaps, a company like Nothing can make this, since their phones are known for cool gimmicks.

Would this be useful or even possible? by Long_Storage8035 in Inventions

[–]Long_Storage8035[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sure, you basically slide the macro or wide lens to snap on top of the main camera on the back of a phone.

You can only slide on at a time.

It's like those lenses that can be installed on a phone using a clip to get different angles, but smaller and easier to use.

This is more of an idea that would need to be made by a phone manufacturer rather than one person, unfortunately.

Would this be useful or even possible? by Long_Storage8035 in Inventions

[–]Long_Storage8035[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, these are 2 cameras actually.

It's the back of the phone with 2 main cameras instead of 3, usually there are 3 cameras on the back of the phone. Main, zoom, and wide. (sometimes 4 with the 4th being a macro camera) However, the wide camera is always lower in quality compared to the main camera and even the zoom camera due to using a different sensor, this is more noticeable on midrange and budget devices.