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Help with Discrepancy in Color of Eyes

  • For sure provide the screenshots and the link of the lens you published for Snap Camera.

     

    Both a screenshot of it in Lens Studio and Snap Camera.

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  • Absolutely, Here is the Snap Chat Link:
    https://gyazo.com/f6d6001b557b5a2ee0918e6c4a7856e0

    Used a Photo in the pictures.
    Lens Studio Settings:

    Lens Studio Preview:

    Snap Camera Preview:



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  • This happened to me before but that's because the option I chose for a specific material was not meant to be used for a material

     

    But from digging from your screenshots it leads me to believe it's the blend mode you chose.

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  • Apologies for my ignorance, however, could you please clarify about the blend mode (as I've not consciously worked with that) and what your suggestion would be to change it?

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  • I usually leave it on disabled as it doesn't need to be on but changing it might change how it looks but it'll fix the different looking material on both platforms.

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  • I tried Disabling, Max, and Alpha Test for Blending methods, I also tried putting the Specular Envmap back to the default and the result in all cases was the same. Is there a way to send over the project files? Also I did just use a picture of the ocean for the texture specifically this one after I used Gimp to convert it to a png (couldn't link one I use as its over 2mb):

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  • Upload to google drive and send files

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  • Uploaded entire folder for the lens here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ZoibhoKydYqGAD2ImQZgBynnk2NWrBEO?usp=sharing

    Thanks so much for your help.

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  • So yea it seems like it's an ongoing issue that still is currently going on where Snap camera can't pick up the different blend modes I've personally experienced this exact same issue hopefully I am wrong and it's just an issue I'm having problem-solving.

     

    Snapchat however is working fine and actually shows what you force push to your device.

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  • Tried to make an entirely new one using the standard mesh, textures, and materials. I messed with the lights and blending mode and still no success comes out with same darkened results. Is there a thread about the discrepancies in lens appearance between snap camera, lens studio, and snapchat? 

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  • Not that I've seen, it's not something really spoken of considering that other people haven't reported this issue on the forum.

     

    You can contact support if you want to ask someone on the Lens Studio team a question and help you with the issue your facing.

    lensstudio-support@snapchat.com

     

    If you have any other questions you can refer to here for questions other people have asked. 

    https://support.lensstudio.snapchat.com/hc/en-us

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