Michael French
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Michael French commented,
Assuming your two images have ScreenTransform components on them, you can do something like below. (You can pull it out of the onUpdate function and just call it when necessary if you don't need it...
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Michael French created a post,
Gifter
I’ve just published a new lens called Gifter - it contains a few UX experiments that hopefully other lens creators might find interesting or useful. The intention of the lens was to explore: ...
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Michael French commented,
Maybe try something like: //@input Component.Image imgvar currentColor = script.img.mainPass.baseColor;var newAlpha = .5;var newColor = new vec4(currentColor.r, currentColor.g, currentColor.b, newA...
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Michael French commented,
If you mean the number in the small box at the top of the inspector for some objects, you're probably referring to render order (the term layer refers to something else; layers dictate what objects...
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Michael French commented,
Oh nice one Brent. I finally understood the behavior you were explaining after trying some things in a project where I'm tracking an open hand. You're of course right that the thumb up/down doesn't...
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Michael French commented,
Do you think it has to do with what object your tracker object is parented to? i.e. do you see the same behavior if you check world rotation instead of local rotation? Since an image will orient to...
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Michael French commented,
Hi and thanks very much for the response. Yes dynamic text shows the correct localized date / time, but I'm accessing date and time from javascript (as described in LocalizationSystem in the api) ...
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Michael French commented,
Hi Kavin - I saw this article in "commonly requested features" - it seems like it's currently not possible: https://support.lensstudio.snapchat.com/hc/en-us/articles/360031044692-Can-I-dynamically-...
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Michael French commented,
strings can be converted to all caps by using: toUpperCase() for example, if you had a script containing a string called myString, and you typed whatever you want into myString in the inspector pan...
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Michael French created a post,
WeatherSauce
An experiment with vertex animation, audio, weather data, subtitles, and sauce. Special thanks to Midori for lending her (altered) voice for the weather report. https://www.snapchat.com/unlock/?typ...