
Jonathan Solichin
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Hi Mat, Noah is correct, likely you want to use the Screen Image object. https://lensstudio.snapchat.com/guides/2d/image/ The screen image object is perfect for displaying images that you want to a...
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Hi Bread, To use Lens Studio yes, you will need the Lens project. You can also try taking a look at Snap Camera to see if it can help you apply Lenses as well. Cheers, Jonathan
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Hi Ryan, Awesome! Ya, each behavior script should control each song so that you can call that behavior script to play the song. In the example above, you can see: global.behaviorSystem.sendCustomT...
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Hi Pete, It might be a bit tricky to directly modify the quaternion in order to map rotation (as it doesn't store euler angles directly). Have you considered using slerp in order to do rotation map...
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Hey Bread, Ya, Itzjustsamuel is correct, you can run your video into Lens Studio through the preview panel: https://lensstudio.snapchat.com/guides/general/previewing-your-lens/ Let me know if you ...
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Hi Marco, Thanks for the feedback! We'll relay this to the team. Cheers! Jonathan
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Hi Jonathon, Do you mean to just increment index? Let me know if this is not what you mean. Thanks! Jonathan var index = 0;//the number of questions in the arraymaxQuestions = questions.length;//g...
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Hi Josiah, You can create both a fragment and vertex shader using the Material Editor: https://lensstudio.snapchat.com/guides/material-editor/welcome-to-material-editor/ The material editor is a n...
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Hi Ryan! That's a great idea, I can't wait to see it. What you can do is set up a behavior script: And then in the ImageRandomizer script, you can add a line to call this: global.behaviorSystem.se...
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Hi Jonathon, There's two ways to access the Image object. You can access it via the object itself //@input SceneObject objectWithImage script.objectWithImage.getComponent("Component.Image") Or acce...