At the moment of import, error CS0234 has stopped. How can I solve this? I would be grateful if you could reply to songkj1994@gmail.com. And I'm also curious about the developer email.

The asset does what it promises, no complaints there. My only suggestion would be to expose at least some parts of the code to the user -either as open code, more modifier functions or more controllers on the inspector- so that we can have some control over the options. Right out of the box, the asset saved the images in a low quality (even though according to the developer the quality is set to 75%). I emailed Devesh and he responded in minutes, and offered a modified dll (also apparently scheduled for update for other users), which is amazing. But, instead of having to write an email, I'd love to be able to play around myself. At least for certain things like file format or quality. If at some point I'd like to have transparency, file format will be an issue for instance and I'd rather do it on my own in a few clicks. Again, this is a suggestion and the asset is already 5* for my use case.

Not only it is an easy to use asset, the developer answer my emails so quickly and give the right answer to everything. So happy with my purchase.

Amazing plugin! Work both iOS & Android and is really simple to use! Recommended!

I am not a great coder and this product was dead simple to use and allowed me to ditch my spaghetti code. Samples answered any questions I had. Well worth the 10 bucks.

That's awesome. I really like it. Works on Android and iOS. Maybe you can help me with this issue on iOS: It is not saving on camera roll. This is my code. What I'm doing wrong? public class ScreenShot : MonoBehaviour { CaptureAndSave snapShot; public GameObject Panel_Back; public GameObject Button_cameraRaw; public GameObject Button_Switch; private void Start() { #if PLATFORM_ANDROID if (!Permission.HasUserAuthorizedPermission(Permission.ExternalStorageWrite)) { Permission.RequestUserPermission(Permission.ExternalStorageWrite); } #endif snapShot = GameObject.FindObjectOfType<CaptureAndSave>(); } public void takeScreenShot(){ Panel_Back.SetActive(false); Button_cameraRaw.GetComponent<Image>().enabled = false; Button_Switch.SetActive(false); StartCoroutine(wait()); //StartCoroutine(CRSaveScreenshot()); } public IEnumerator wait() { snapShot.CaptureAndSaveToAlbum(); yield return new WaitForSeconds(1f); Panel_Back.SetActive(true); Button_cameraRaw.GetComponent<Image>().enabled = true; Button_Switch.SetActive(true); } void OnScreenShot(Texture2D tex2D) { // assign screenshot tex = tex2D; } }

Asset works just great, and even when it didn't, the dev behind it was constantly helping me get it to work, responding to emails much faster than any other dev I've worked with. Great asset pack, great dev.

Easy to set up, and it works great!

Really great plugin! Fast and very easy to use!

When I call SaveTextureToGallery(Texture2D tex) on iOS, I got: "Thread 1: EXC_BAD_ACCESS(code=1, address=0x83)" in xcode. https://drive.google.com/open?id=1HrkW4H0lUxvJv5XSeCU0pSJ-elI_3wir It crash on iOS. but works fine on Android. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- After a few hours testing, you can't call SaveTextureToGallery(Texture2D tex) on iOS, it crash definitely. You must call TransferToCameraRoll(string path) instead it. My solution is call Unity buildin function: Application.CaptureScreenshot(string path) Unity will saved in Application.persistentDataPath + the path you input. Then call TransferToCameraRoll(string path), give the full path (contain Application.persistentDataPath), and that's work! cheers!