A simple component that allows creators to upload custom images that can be used in their game to provide information to players, such as how to play, game updates, and item showcasing.
This package is a work in progress.
META Portal Slideshow is a simple component that allows creators to upload custom images that can be used in their game to provide information to players, such as how to play, game updates, and item showcasing.
- To begin adjusting how the Portal Slideshow system first selects the SlideshowSettings Client Context.
- Once selected you'll see several options available to you:
- Enabled - Make sure this is checked to enable the component.
- ToggleUIKeybind - The keybind players will use to toggle the tutorial on / off. T is the default.
- LeftJumpKeybind - Keybind players can press to move left in the slideshow. The left arrow key is the default.
- RightJumpKeybind - Keybind players can press to move right in the slideshow. The right arrow key is the default.
- TotalImages - The total amount of images to be shown in your slide show.
- ImageSpacing - The width of each image in the slide show. Default is 1000, which has no spacing between images.
- Increasing this to say 1200 will add a slight gap between each image in the slide show.
- ImageZoom - Increasing this number will make the images further from the players screen. Setting this to 5 will make the image fullscreen.
- To add images to your slideshow, you first must upload the images to a live Core Game. The game can be a blank unlisted project, to better organize your images. When publishing the game, simply add your images as screenshots.
- Once published, save the link somewhere it's easily accessible on your computer. You should have a link such as: https://www.coregames.com/games/1b3aa6/meta-portal-image-examples
- Copy Game ID info in the link to your clipboard such as:
1b3aa6/meta-portal-image-examples. - Under SlideshowSettings > ScreenGroup > Pivot
There will be five Game Portals as default. Simply click on each portal and change the Game ID to the Game ID where your images will be stored. Note: Multiple projects can be used if your game requires more than 5 slideshow images. Simply repeat all steps above but make sure to adjust the Screenshot Index of the new images to match up with the index of any further published screenshot games.
Developed by: Divided (META) Modified by: Morticai (META)