What if there was a mobile version of the camera console, like the normal ones but on the modular computers? You'd get similar functionality but the way I have it thought up it'd take more clicks to get to each camera, but you can't move while the camera feed's being looked at. In addition, you wouldn't be able to get it on tablet computers (mumble mumble terrible GPU) and it'd require at the very least, generic security clearance to view.
- If I end up starting on this, I plan to make it take at least 3 clicks to get to each camera (assuming if you're on the main menu, 4 if you're on another camera feed - [main menu] > camera list > camera details > view feed > main menu ...) versus the 2 of the camera consoles.
- I plan to achieve the motion checks by comparing the xyz location of the program's host computer to the xyz location where the user initially started looking at the feed, so if the user is bumped it'll kick them out so they can deal with whatever's going on (or get really pissed off at the assistants running into them in the hall).
- I plan on making it available for laptops/computers only (sorry, no stealing a tablet and getting a camera feed!) so you'd have to put in a little bit of work to get a mobile camera console. Assuming you did go through all that, I also plan to have it have a large filesize so you've got a useless laptop while it takes its sweet time to download at 0,5 GQ/sec.
- I also plan to have a version in the SyndieNet without the security restriction but has a larger filesize to try to discourage emagging a laptop for a free camera omnibug (this entire bullet subject to change)
- It'd be reliant on NTNet's system, so if the relay goes down from an ionospheric bubble or gets DDoS'd, the camera feed's useless.