Chris Hanson wrote:
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> I'm afraid I didn't understand this explanation very well myself. My first
> question would be, do the HUD elements (the 2d pics) stay stuck to the screen
> space (as if they were part of a game scoreboard overlaid onto the screen) or
> do the move around the screen as the main view camera rotates, tilts, moves,
> etc like an Augment Reality environment?
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Thank you for your reply. If you feel confused by my unprofessional
explanation:), you can think it this way as below:
Can I use a MT node to add the Hud node and then transform the hud on
the screen by the MT parent node.This should be clear.
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