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monkeyvadim
Snap Lens Network Member Lens Studio Team

Hey so I have a really frustrating issue

 



 

 

 

So I cant figure out so I want to take a photo of me and my lambo lens, or a 3d walk around the lambo as a video but I know how to finally scale it but 

 

I used the Static Trophy template and then removed it, I put my lambo in it!

 

But I just cannot figure out how to make it life size and have it be able so I can click it and have the ground grid place the lambo farther down my street and in life size

 

 

Cause I either get it really close up to the camera which is stupid

 

or else I get it really far but small and not life size

 

I want it to look really reall!! Please take a look at these photos and tell me how I can scale this and make it so its life size but also like be able so I can walk around it like its real

 

but also so that I can click it on the ground somewhere in a big open room and have it real size and not like

 

litterly touching the camera thats ubsurd how can I get so I can click on the floor and have it placed so that its not to close not to far but perfect sizeing I dont work tonight this is my only night off to do this please please tell me cause it seems I can get this to work and last time I tried like I exported to my phone and then like it litterly followed my camera like it didnt stick in one place so silly

 

help me help me how can I make this aceptable and make all the girls want to be like " Oh hes so cool"?

 

how can I size this 

 

 

 

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    Kaitlyn Benitez-Strine
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    Hey monkeyvadim,

    Have you checked out the guide for theStatic Object Template?

    In it you'll see to you need to drag your newly imported object to be a child of the WorldObjectController object. You can then delete the template's placeholder objects labeled with [REPLACE_ME].

    Then in the Scene Panel, you can position, scale, rotate the world object relative to the origin to make it appear the way you'd like. In the Lens, the world object will automatically be placed in front of the user and locked to the world.

    After checking out that useful Static Object Template, let me know if you have any other questions and I'd be happy to further assist.

    Best,
    Kaitlyn

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    lan Nguyen
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    ble!

     

     

     

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