Ok, so my high level goal is to create a in-game TV "hologram" so you can watch stuff like twitch/youtube in game without loosing any of the IMMERSIOOOON by alt tabbing or having static video overlays.
To do that I only need one thing: the in game camera orientation (or the view and projection matrices), so I can have the information of where the player is looking, camera shake, zoom level etc...
Is just this one piece of information i need so other process can read this data and render a perspective-corrected video player
Now my question is: Is there any way I could access this information? Does we have any form of client-side modding? All mods for elite i know either read json files on the system or are event based or uses the server-side API to do things.
If we don't have a official way: any hackermans in the chat? I mean, does anyone have any high-level tips on how I would hunt for this info? I thought of using something like cheat-engine to find the memory address of the camera data, but FDev probably would snipe me if i even opened the program, and the specific memory address might not even be stable anyway...
Looking for ideas or just a "This is literally impossible"
To do that I only need one thing: the in game camera orientation (or the view and projection matrices), so I can have the information of where the player is looking, camera shake, zoom level etc...
Is just this one piece of information i need so other process can read this data and render a perspective-corrected video player
Now my question is: Is there any way I could access this information? Does we have any form of client-side modding? All mods for elite i know either read json files on the system or are event based or uses the server-side API to do things.
If we don't have a official way: any hackermans in the chat? I mean, does anyone have any high-level tips on how I would hunt for this info? I thought of using something like cheat-engine to find the memory address of the camera data, but FDev probably would snipe me if i even opened the program, and the specific memory address might not even be stable anyway...
Looking for ideas or just a "This is literally impossible"
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