The TweenValue script should be able to work with any material parameter. Once thing to double check is that the script name of the material parameter matches what you are using on the tween update callback property.
Hallo dear Mike, I’m trying to watch ur all videos to become a XR creator. Thank you for all videos and I want to ask a question u. How can I develop myself about scripting, writing codes? Where from I should start? Ur advice is most important for me. I wish best for u 🤞🏻
Realistic hair is not something I have much experience with. Hair cards are probably what you're after. You can look those up (not Lens Studio specific) to learn how to create them, then it's basically just importing the 3D model into Lens Studio.
Keep ending up at your tutorials Mike. Thanks for making these! They are very well done!
Glad you like them!
awesome
is it possible to connect this hsv as input for base color in a pbr material?
PBR materials in LS use rgba, so you'd have to convert from hsv to rgb first. There is an HSV to RGB node which makes that part easy.
@@ModelsbyMike3d thanks a lot for your reply
What if I want to change an object's material (A) to a completely different material (B) on trigger like tap via scripting?
There’s an example of that here: support.lensstudio.snapchat.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/360008466766-Material-change-on-tap
Tween does not work with baseColorFactor
The TweenValue script should be able to work with any material parameter. Once thing to double check is that the script name of the material parameter matches what you are using on the tween update callback property.
Hallo dear Mike, I’m trying to watch ur all videos to become a XR creator. Thank you for all videos and I want to ask a question u. How can I develop myself about scripting, writing codes? Where from I should start? Ur advice is most important for me. I wish best for u 🤞🏻
freeCodeCamp is a great resource - www.freecodecamp.org/learn/javascript-algorithms-and-data-structures/
@@ModelsbyMike3d thank you sir 🤞🏻
Hey can you make realistic hair like my twin filter on snapchat
Realistic hair is not something I have much experience with. Hair cards are probably what you're after. You can look those up (not Lens Studio specific) to learn how to create them, then it's basically just importing the 3D model into Lens Studio.