Expand your knowledge! Learn to build interactive Lenses using Visual Scripting, Voice Recognition and modify materials using Material Editor
In this more advanced set of lessons, you’re going to make your Lenses interactive, customized, and overall more complex. You will explore how professional creators learn new tools and features, and how they combine these into amazing Lenses.
If you want to make complex Lenses with interactions, effects and more, you need some way to put those instructions into the Lens. In Lens Studio, you can do that directly with code or you can use Visual Scripting.
This lesson teaches you how to organize your Lens.
Snap Lens Studio comes equipped with powerful tools for voice recognition, which use Machine Learning (ML). In this lesson, you’ll learn more about how this fun feature works. We’ll also challenge you to try new ways of integrating it into your...
Its time to create a ‘Glasses Try On Lens’ that combines Visual Scripting, Voice ML and Prefabs from the Asset Library to create a great user experience.
Now that you've spent some time exploring the Tap to Trigger Animation example, you’ll explore the foundational concepts of Visual Scripting through a more complex example.
The Material Editor is a powerful tool that allows you to create custom materials in Lens Studio. With Material Editor, you can control the color, texture, lighting and shape of any material, completely transforming the look of your Lenses. Best...
In the last lesson, you began to explore the Material Editor and created your first shaders using the simple but powerful 2D Texture, Mix and Float Parameter nodes. Today, you're going to incorporate lighting, noise and movement.
This lesson will explore how to bring in data from outside of Snapchat into your Lens using API integrations. You can get your Lens to show the weather so you can change your outfit if it’s raining or sunny and...
