Brandon / Apoc
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You could get the world position of the camera and the object, then do a distance check to see if they are colliding. From there maybe you can have text popup saying back up or just hide the house....
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You can kinda fake it using the size of the object. The attach to object tracking script does this inside it. I removed the attachment stuff so you're just left with the worldPos value which has ...
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Can you further explain what you are trying to do? Not quite sure what you mean.
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I don't think you would really want to create that many events. What are you trying to accomplish? Most likely you only need one mouth open and mouth closed event that interacts with whatever the u...
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You actually can have two markers, you just can't detect both of them simultaneously. As long as they aren't shown at the same time a simple script like this will allow you to detect when they appe...
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You can use the copyFrame() method on a texture i.e device cam texture or a render target to copy it's current frame. Then you can apply that as a texture to whatever you want. https://lensstudio....
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It sort of depends...the lens should already be done loading when the loading screen on Snapchat is done or right after. Unless you are doing whole lot of scripting maybe. The lens turn on event fi...
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Using the tween value set to float should work. Make sure you put the tween value script before this one. You will need to use the value in a script like so to change the light intensity: // Inpu...
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AR Lens is under the "Attachment" option further down the page
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How are you adding the screen images? It appears the screen transform is being set to all 0 for the bounds which means it has no render area. And when you resize these do the bounds update?
