Fashion Try-On: Occluders
In this lesson, you’ll learn how you can use Occluders to prevent parts of your garment or accessory unintentionally overlapping, blocking or obscuring the person wearing your garment.
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Fashion Try-On: Understanding External Body Mesh
In this lesson, you’ll explore what External Body Meshes are, how they relate to garment deforming and why you should take the time to create one.
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Fashion Try-On: 3D Asset Creation & Selection
Imagine being able to try on any item of clothing instantly, without needing to leave your house. AR fashion Lenses can make that dream a reality. In this lesson, you’ll learn where you can source 3D models for use with...
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Fashion Try-On: Creating and Submitting a Lens
Create a unique Fashion Lens and submit it to Snapchat.
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AR Studio Workshop: Building AR with Camera Kit for Web by Vincent Trastour
Learn how to display your AR Lenses on the Web using Snap's Camera Kit. Vincent Trastour, Founder of a Paris- base studio Flamingo Filter, shares how the studio uses Snap AR's technology to produce a variety of AR experiences.
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AR Studio Workshop: "Le Louvre: Egypt Augmented" by the AR Studio
Learn how to use custom location features of Lena Studio and Snap AR tools to re-create one of the Louvre Lenses: the Obelisk, presented by Paris AR Studio Team.
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How to Organize Your Lens for Better Performance With the Scene Manager
FROM DECEMBER 13, 2023 Learn how a team of AR developers Sallia Goldstein, Alex Doudnikov, and Meredith Binnette leveraged the Scene Manager Custom Component when building their Paintings In Motion project with Lens Studio. Paintings in Motion, one of the...
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Bringing in data with API Integrations
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...
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Fantastic Glasses With the Material Editor
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.
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Exploring the Material Editor
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...
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Project Organization
This lesson teaches you how to organize your Lens.
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Business of AR: Building Strong Relationships with Clients
In this series of modules, discover how to tailor updates, understand your client’s business, and become their go-to for innovative solutions. This course teaches you to deliver on time, pivot with purpose, and share your tech expertise without overwhelming...
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Exploring the Material Editor - Coming Soon
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....
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Business of AR: Leading with Empathy
In this course, we’ll dive into the art of empathy, exploring how to understand and connect with clients. From learning to see things from different perspectives, to showing genuine care and patience, we’ve got you covered. We’ll also touch...
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Bringing in data with API Integrations - Coming Soon
Sometimes you might want to bring in data from outside of Snapchat into your Lens to do cool stuff. For example, you might want your Lens to show the weather and change your outfit depending on whether it's raining...
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Fantastic glasses with the Material Editor - Coming Soon
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.
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Introduction to Visual Scripting
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.
