Hello! I am working on a lens almost like the already existing one "Meme Head" Where there is an image (it fully covers the screen) with a hole in the middle, through the hole you can see the user's face and the hole follows the face meaning no matter where you move your face will be in that hole. Is there a way to replicate this? Or how was "Meme Head" made? Any help would be highly appreciated :)
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HI, @...
Check out the Face In Picture template!
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Olha
Hi Olha !
I checked out the template but I need I the hole to move with the face like if you move to the left your face will be on the left side of the screen popping through the hole. I don't know if this makes any sense haha. Was "Meme Head" made with this template? If that is the correct template then how do I use it so that the face is able to move around freely?
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It looks like a hole but it is just a face inset drawn above the background image
Here is how you can start (from the empty project)
1. Add new-> Screen Image and set fill mode to Stretch (this is a background). St the texture to be your background texture
2. Then Create new-> Face Inset. and change settings to this :
3. Then open Scene Config Panel and change the order of cameras
Now you should have something like this:
As you see face follows user face and is not pinned to the center of the screen
If you want it to be pinned to center - disable Head Binding component on the Face Inset Binding sceneObject, switch to 3D view and move object further from the camera
Maybe this is something you can start with!
To create border - I duplicated a Face Inset SceneObject, set its scale to 1.1 and input texture to be white texture.
Hope this helps!
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Olha
Olha Thank you so much! It helps a ton!