Example with custom shader (Camera green-screen effect) #5007
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… with a green pixel remover for the famous Green Screen effect (set greens to transparent).
… with a green pixel remover for the famous Green Screen effect (set greens to transparent). This method uses a custom green-screen shader.
… with a green pixel remover for the famous Green Screen effect (set greens to transparent). This method uses a custom green-screen shader.
… with a green pixel remover for the famous Green Screen effect (set greens to transparent). This method uses a custom green-screen shader.
… with a green pixel remover for the famous Green Screen effect (set greens to transparent). This method uses a custom green-screen shader.
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Description:
Added another example on how to make green-screen effect for camera input using a custom shader instead of a canvas. Completely in AFrame, no new material is defined using Three.js. This method might be faster than the canvas method committed previously. I haven't compare them however.
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