
Jonathan Solichin
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Hi Nic! Yep there is! To do this we have to resort the camera such that the Face Stretch happens before the segmentation: Notice we've resorted the cameras so that Camera comes before the masked c...
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Hi Steaq, Yep, you can do this by checking global.scene.isRecording() on update and calling your functions if it's true. For example: // -----JS CODE-----// @input SceneObject targetif (global.sce...
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Hi Otfcodyp, Sounds awesome! Let's do it. First lets make our particle use external time--that way we can set when we want the particle to play. In your Resources panel, select your particle's ma...
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Hey Colin, Cyrene is correct, we can use billboard to accomplish this. Positioning the image in our billboard to not cover the face will also help. Another way you do this is to use Opacity Textur...
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Hi Beachben88, You can do this with the Behavior script by having one behavior script triggering a custom trigger, and then having two more behavior script listening to that trigger. One behavior s...
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Hi Glentiv15, Can you explain a little bit more on what you are trying to achieve? Take a look at this template for attaching 2D objects to the head: https://lensstudio.snapchat.com/templates/fac...
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Hi Adelalqaapi, Dweeh, is correct, that answer should help :) Starting with Lens Studio 2.3, you can also do this using Material Editor! Basically, you can create a Graph material: which takes...
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Hi Mike, Dom, Take a look at the Face in Picture template which shows the user's eyes and mouth replaces the penguin's https://lensstudio.snapchat.com/templates/face/face-in-picture/ Take a look a...
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Hi Deb! In the Photo template, there is an Opacity Textures folder that has all the opacity texture map. full_no_eye_lips is the default one that you see when you add a face mask. Cheers, Jonathan
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Hi Sharshar, Are you referring to the Inspector panel? You can get your original windows by going to the Lens Studio menu bar > Window > Default Layer. Let me know if you still need any clarificati...