Tween Eye Color

Hey there! I created a quick revision to the TweenColor script to work with eye color. Create a new script called TweenEyeColor.js and paste this into it: 

https://pastebin.com/3Tvbareq

Then, use it like the other Tween Types. Hope that helps!

Hi,

I'm trying to do the same thing with a face retouch... but doesn't work!

Does a script exist for this?

Thx

Hi Cyrielle!

The Tween Manager has been updated in the new version of Lens Studio 1.7.

In addition to automatically working for things like the Eye Color effect, it now includes a tween type called TweenValue. This new tween type allows you to write scripts to tween almost any property in Lens Studio.

Let's say you want to Tween the Soft Skin Intensity property on a Retouch effect. You can follow these steps in Lens Studio 1.7:

1) Download Lens Studio 1.7.

2) Create a new project

3) Add the Retouch Effect

4) Add the new Tween Manager: In the Objects Panel, select Add New > Scripting > Tween Manager

5) On the Retouch object, add a Script Component.

6) On the Retouch object's Script Component, add the Tween Value script (found in Tween > Tween Types > Tween Value). Set this Script Component's event to Lens Turned On in the dropdown.

7) On the Tween Value script you just added, set the following properties:
Tween Name: my_tween
Loop: Ping Pong
Data Type: float
Start: 0.0
End: 1.0

8) Create a new Scene Object. On this new Scene Object, add a Script Component. Set it to Lens Turned On, and add the following script:

//@input string tweenName = "my_tween"
//@input Component.RetouchVisual retouchVisual

script.createEvent("UpdateEvent").bind(onUpdate);

function onUpdate(e){
 if(script.retouchVisual){
 var softSkinValue = global.tweenManager.getGenericTweenValue( script.retouchVisual.getSceneObject(), script.tweenName );
 script.retouchVisual.softSkinIntensity = softSkinValue; 
 } 
}

9) Set the Script Component's retouchVisual property to the Retouch Effect 

10) You should see the soft skin in the Preview panel ping pong loop between 0.0 and 1.0.

Let me know if you have any questions about this set-up.

Best,

Peter

Hey Peter,

I tried to adapt your script to the Shake PostEffect.

The Logger spits out the following:

13:45:24 Tween Manager: Tween Value, myShaking, is not found. Ensure that myShaking is enabled and the Tween Name passed into this function exactly matches the specified Tween Name for this Tween Value in the Inspector.

no matter how I do the stacking of the Elements, it just doesn´t work.

Can you help me out, please?