ru.ian
Lens Creator from Germany, I've created roughly 80 Lenses that include 3D, AR, and scripting elements, as well as photography/LUT-based Lenses! All of my work: https://lensstudio.snapchat.com/creator/mKWatxDvx_WuP2ZEhKDH8A
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Thank you, R-aqqq!
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Hey!Can you provide us some screenshots/pictures of the differences in your Lens on different devices? That way we can help you and resolve the problem. :)
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Hey! As far as I know, there is no direct way to edit the shape of your body. If you can attach objects to the body inside of the Lens, you could try to use the Liquify tool Lens Studio offers, but...
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Hey! You cannot merge your existing projects with the templates Lens Studio offers. To create disappearing text, I encourage you to check out the Tween Manager!It's a super helpful script that lets...
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Hey! Do you get an error message when trying to use a specific Lens? If so, could you share the error and the Lens with us? Then we can identify the problem. ~ Ian
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Hey, appelsiensam! The Lens Creator tag has nothing to do with being a popular Lens Creator, or being part of the Snap Lens Network! All you need is a public profile! First, you need to go to your ...
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Hey, Sorry for the late reply. Flipping the camera is pretty simple. After finishing your Lens, you can simply add a new screen image, set the image as your render target and then flip the image....
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Hey! For Snap Camera OpenGL 4.1 is required and your current GPU doesn't seem to support that. Can you tell us what GPU you are using? You can do so by right clicking the task bar, open the task ma...
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Hey! Seems like it's a problem with the DNS Services. Easiest fix would be to reinstall Lens Studio completely, and check if that fixes the problem.
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Hey, Sorry for the late reply. Flipping the camera is pretty simple. After finishing your Lens, you can simply add a new screen image, set the image as your render target and then flip the image. ...
