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Question by Dm1try · Apr 22, 2013 at 02:27 PM · camerascreen

Mix 4 cameras on screen like chain sequence

I have 4 cameras in my scene. The simplest way to mix them on the screen is represented below:

 1 means pixel from the first camera
 2 means pixel from the second camera and etc.

For example, every camera have aspect 4:3 and draw on 4 pixels on width and 3 pixels on height. So the result resolution is 8x6 pixels.

 11112222
 11112222
 11112222
 33334444
 33334444
 33334444

I know how to do this using Normalized View Port Rect from docs: http://docs.unity3d.com/Documentation/Components/class-Camera.html

But I have more complicated problem. I have to mix pictures from all cameras in way like this:

 12341234
 12341234
 12341234
 12341234
 12341234
 12341234

The result resolution is also 8x6 pixels. But there is another pixels order.

 The 1-st pixel in the 1-st line is from first camera.
 The 2-nd pixel in the 1-st line is from second camera.
 The 3-d pixel in the 1-st line is from fouth camera.
 Etc.

I can answer the question why I need so strange pixels order. I have to transmit a picture from our application to special device (that represents like display for graphics accelerator), this device is being developed by our partners, so I can't change it.

The best way could be if I'll do it on GPU, using shaders.

How can I do this ?

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