
Josh Beckwith
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Josh Beckwith commented,
Wow, this is a big problem on a large project... I found that it was an issue with a single material. I made a copy of my project and deleted things until it let me publish. That let me narrow down...
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Josh Beckwith commented,
Yeah, something like this: script.vfx.asset.properties["yourParamName"] = 1234; It's in the interactive spawn example in the docs https://docs.snap.com/lens-studio/references/templates/world/vfx...
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Josh Beckwith commented,
To answer the original question, I would suggest using a prefab since you can attach scripts there, then instantiate the prefabs at runtime.
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Josh Beckwith commented,
Not adding scripts dynamically, but I had trouble getting my disabled scripts to activate at runtime. My workaround was to leave the scripts enabled by default, then add a function that gets called...
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Josh Beckwith commented,
Vincent Tang I'm trying this again and it's broken in a different way now. The particles are spawned out of frame, but I can see them on the left side of the camera sometimes.
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Josh Beckwith commented,
I eventually found this wonderful thing in the asset library - Manipulate Image
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Josh Beckwith commented,
Hey, thanks for the reply! I have seen the guides, but they don't address my issue. I need to place buttons above the image picker, but I don't know to position them accurately since the size of th...
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Josh Beckwith commented,
Yes, exactly. I am using the manipulation component, but I'm not sure how to do pinch or rotate gestures in Lens Studio. I can only do them on my phone, as far as I can tell. I'm asking if there is...
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Josh Beckwith created a post,
Pinch and rotate gestures in the simulator
Is there any way to do pinch and rotate gestures in the simulator?
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Josh Beckwith created a post,
Measuring the height of the image picker
How big is the image picker UI? It's a consistent size in the emulator, so if you make it smaller, the relative positioned elements aren't aligned any more