Bodycam

Stay connected to in-game units with live bodycam video feeds integrated directly into the CAD.

Bodycam streams in the web and desktop applications are transmitted through secure relay-based peer-to-peer connections that prevent IP address exposure between participants.

ER:LC Bodycam

Stay connected to in-game units with live bodycam video feeds integrated directly into the CAD.

Configuring the Bodycam

1. Optional: Download the App

While the bodycam system works inside of a web browser, you can also download the Windows or OSX desktop application for the best experience.

2. Select the Roblox Game

Once inside of the police, fire, EMS, or dispatch panel click on your unit header to open the unit editor > Bodycam Source > Roblox > Start

Once configured and started, if using the desktop application, your bodycam will automatically select the same window and start the next time you use the application.

Do to graphics settings and drivers, some users may experience white flashing in the Roblox app when using window share mode.

To resolve this, share the entire screen instead of just the Roblox application.

3. Bodycam Options

Users can also enable or disable sound effects. When enabled, a long tone will play when the bodycam is turned on or off. Additionally, a short tone will repeat periodically to remind the user that their camera is on.

Using the Bodycam

Via Active Units

In the active units panel hover over the flashing camera icon to preview a unit's bodycam. Or, click on the icon to open the dedicated viewer.

Via Live Map

In the 2D or 3D live map, click on a unit to view the bodycam. Click on the bodycam inside the menu to open the dedicated viewer.

Via Manual Bodycam Window

Additionally, search or select the Bodycam window in the taskbar. Once opened, use the unit select dropdown to change the viewer to different bodycam streams.

Overlay Options

When viewing a bodycam, you can optionally toggle the text overlay and video effects on or off.