camera controls

camera controls from Phasmophobia UI screenshot (English)

Description

The UI features a clean and functional design with a simple layout that prioritizes usability.

  1. CAM Label: Indicates the current mode or feature being accessed—likely related to a surveillance or monitoring system.

  2. Camera Number (03/05): Displays the current camera number (3) out of a total of 5 available cameras. This provides users with quick context about their viewing options.

  3. Mouse Functionality:

    • Label: “MOUSE: SWAP CAMERA”
    • Function: This indicates that users can use their mouse to switch between different camera views, enhancing navigation within the system.
  4. Keyboard Functionality:

    • Label: “KEYBOARD: TOGGLE NIGHT VISION”
    • Function: Indicates that pressing a key on the keyboard will turn night vision mode on or off, allowing for adaptability in low-light environments.

The form of the labels is minimalistic, using a straightforward font against a dark background for high contrast, ensuring readability. Overall, the UI is designed for clarity and quick access to essential functions.

Software

Phasmophobia

Language

English

Created by

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