What I am trying to do is get lens studio to track an image that is not perfectly flat. The image is on a minimally curved surface, think a graphic on a t-shirt. I am able to get lens studio to recognize the image marker, but only with limited effectiveness. The animation seems to flip and change orientation erratically.
Am I missing something? Or is there a another way to track images on curved surfaces?
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Hi Jacob!
Marker tracking is intended for tracking images that are on relatively flat surfaces (think cards, posters, screens, etc). While you may get a marker to track across a curved surface (like a soda can, for example) occasionally, you'll find that to be much less reliable, as you're experiencing.
You might want to try changing the marker to be a cropped section of the image you intend to use - an area that you're confident won't be distorted by a curved surface.
Best,
Peter