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image transfer inside the game

  • Hey,

    Can you explain more what exactly you want to do.

    Also try the Face Image Picker template. maybe that is what you needed

    https://lensstudio.snapchat.com/templates/world/face-image-picker/

     

    best,

    Amir.

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  • such an idea, a photograph is made in the lens (game), after which it can be sent to a friend in the same lens (game), where the game itself is associated with this photo.
    So that the photo came not in messages, but directly in the lens of a friend.

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  • Hey,

    You cannot do that at this moment in time. but you can take a photo by simply tapping it and it can change the texture. which I guess is a fix but also not, check it out

    Using this :

    Found here : https://lensstudio.snapchat.com/api/classes/Texture/

     

    // Print the texture's height, width
    // Change the texture's name and print it out
    //@input Asset.Texture texture
    
    print("Width = " + script.texture.getWidth().toString());
    print("Height = " + script.texture.getHeight().toString());
    
    
    // Takes a screenshot of device camera input and applies it to meshVisual
    //@input Asset.Texture deviceCameraTexture
    //@input Component.MeshVisual meshVisual
    var textureCopy = script.deviceCameraTexture.copyFrame();
    script.meshVisual.mainPass.baseTex = textureCopy;
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  • Another question is how to change the main camera input in the script?

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  • Hey,

    You cannot change the camera input in runtime at this time.

     

    Best,

    Amir.

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  • Is it possible to transfer the image inside the lens to your friend?

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  • Hey Артём,

    I think you're describing a function snappables offers where users can go back and forth with their friends' images in the Lens. Unfortunately this functionality is not currently available within Lens Studio, but I can tell the engineers you'd like to create Lenses like these.

    Cheers,
    Kaitlyn

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  • it would be great

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