Mini Unity Tutorial - How To Use Layered Cameras - Multiple Cameras

[@GalanLefont]

To get the second camera to shown on top of the first one it's "depth" value in inspector should be higher.

[@seepsoda]

thank you this is great, to anyone else who had an issue just make the depth value higher on your second camera.

[@MindGem]

just wanted to say that your vid solved my issue that ive been struggling with for 8 hours. not the way you would think though, I had my stuff set up correctly but at some point I tried changing my second cameras target display to 2, forgot about it and when I saw your vid I notice your target 1 so now my thing works. phuuuu. that was a release.

[@bryansaur8793]

Super simple and fixed an issue that was bothering me in 2 seconds! Thanks!

[@michaelheyn3255]

Phenominal! My UI was phasing through the ground, this fixed it.

[@startek119]

Beautiful! I'm using this for my spiritual successor to spore.

[@UitzUitz]

Nicely and clearly explained. Thank you very much.

[@swarajsamant9321]

Hey man sorry for disturbing but in my case only one camera runs at a time i cant layer them together.

[@faizanshabbir5640]

your tutorial help me a lot in doing my university project

[@CaptmagiKono]

This helped me alot btw after hours of bumbling around with other methods, thanks very much.

[@KaolinFire]

Worked like a charm, thanks!

[@amirani.otm2]

Fantastic and short!! This was all I needed

[@ariannarudawski]

clutch. this was exactly what I was looking for, thank you!

[@budwick]

This helped me GREATLY! thank you!

[@troemax]

Thank you, that helped me!

[@dee_sgusting]

thanks alot just what i needed!

[@chahlik698]

Thank you, good man!)

[@orbb-teo]

yeah this is crazy, thank you so much this is very useful!

[@gostek37]

Thank you!

[@personificationofweirdness]

THANK YOU SO MUCH!

[@muhammedusenmez7770]

Thank you, great tutorial.

[@eternallysami]

Very helpful, thank you.

[@Diamond-yn4nu]

Very nice tutorial keep doing like it thank you

[@Trollanater-zu3kr]

I want to be able to give this video more likes.

[@hmardah]

I did the same way, however, the second camera does not show the selected layer unless I manually update or enable the second camera

[@musicnvn1613]

thanks you

[@MrKiraBR]

Cooooooooooool thank you very much!!

[@electrified9297]

Can you make a tutorial about advanced photon entering and exiting cars? With passengers? Please I need that theres no source I found on internet about that

[@forcepower7116]

Grinious FPV i think gtgd made a Capital about this car thing

[@MrBwaki]

I LOVE U MAN

[@Xgamesvidoes]

Something so simple... And it took me many years to figure out! XD I have finally guns on my FPS controller that don't go through walls... Wow I literally learned nothing on my previous school! XD Or well... I learned Flash.... Useful right!? XD

[@oscar_castro]

Love you

[@skullboneslayer]

What would be a good use for this type of setup? would you use this for a mini map or something?

[@cinemacat4108]

you could use it for example to fix the weapon clipping through wall problem

[@mr.jsingh2384]

You created this assets which software you used

[@MrPeter1719]

thx a lot

[@PiyushSharma-od2el]

Can we use this method in fps games,and how

[@Aiedail]

that might be just solution that I was looking for in past days! (was looking for shader tweaks etc) In our game I'am currently working on as level designer (Dreamjob:Programmer) we gonna have sims like view, so roof is invisible indoors, to do so i had to make fliped normal as cieling and then adjust visible part of roof so it cut just right to let camera see inside, with this i could have normal building around scene, duplicated camera for indoors only, and make inside render on top of it in exact same position this is great! Thank you so much !

[@CJRH1FILMS]

Followed this tutorial, but I'm finding disabling/enabling cameras just switches the view -- does not overlay. 2nd Camera and object are set to respective layers

[@asel8189]

did you set clear flags in the second camera tab to depth only?

[@DiegoOliveiraProf]

nice :)

[@alexgusev8118]

Thank you, very insightful