Brandon / Apoc
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Yes, you should do it using tweens. I believe the tween alpha will work. This will fade it in. https://lensstudio.snapchat.com/guides/scripting/helper-scripts/tween-manager/ On your behavior scri...
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You can find it in the interactive tap template, inside the script folder.
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You want to use the .faceIndex value of a head binding component. First import both of them, //@input Component.Head headOne//@input Component.Head headTwo then setup a variable to know when it's...
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This seems to be an issue with Snapchat rather than Lens Studio. Unfortunately this forum is for Lens Studio / Snapchat Lenses. Try https://support.snapchat.com/ for general Snapchat support
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I believe this is just specific to the device. It's checking for native tracking. Your computer is not using ARKit/ARCore as it's not a phone so it is saying that. Probably just a debugging message...
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Yes, anything using tracking will allow the user to look around in 3D space. The portal template supports this as well. Simply walk into it.
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Are you double clicking the script inside lens studio or just in your file browser? If in your file browser: It appears you have the same problem I had where windows script host is set by default i...
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Bit late of a reply but for anyone searching here in the future...Lens Studio 1.7 Release added a "Label component" this can be changed in script like so: // import a label component//@input Compon...
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If someone were to start an open source extension for this hosted on github I'm sure a few people will contribute and make it happen.
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It is mostly ECMAScript 2015. However Lens Studio does not support everything you would regularly find. Like "setTimeout" for instance is not supported. setTimeout is actually window.setTimeout if ...
