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1. Edit options for Head/Face mesh

   In previous versions of Lens Studio, you could select whether the eye/mouth mesh would be displayed. Now there's no way to enable/disable that.

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   completed  ·  AdminRaag Harshavat (Senior AR Developer Relations Specialist, Snap, Inc.) responded

   Hey Phil, 

   
   

   I am sure you have realized -- but I believe this has been solved in past updates. 

2. Native Import Support For Gaussian Splats

   Observing how the 3D industry is shifting and progressing especially photogrammetry being out performed by NeRFs and Gaussian Splats, it would be krazyy to have a native import and rendering support for richer format Splats recorded by the likes of Luma Labs AI and Polycam etc. Right now the main challenge is the 3D object export from these processing is nowhere near the quality of splats. I know it can be challenging to implement it but it would be very useful to have it in LS

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   completed  ·  AdminRaag Harshavat (Senior AR Developer Relations Specialist, Snap, Inc.) responded

   We are excited that this has been added to Lens Studio 5.0 in the latest release! Excited for you to check it out!

3. Auto Save

   I've lost a lot of work because of LS 5 beta crashing before I save the project. And without backups, this really sucks

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   completed  ·  AdminRaag Harshavat (Senior AR Developer Relations Specialist, Snap, Inc.) responded

   We now have auto save in lens studio 5.0 

   
   

   This feature will allow you to set intervals that your project is saved over your current project file

4. Dynamic text display widgets

   Now that ChatGPT is available in LS 5.0, we need a way to display dynamic strings easily in LS. Basically a text field that can resize itself to the length of a string.

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   completed  ·  AdminRaag Harshavat (Senior AR Developer Relations Specialist, Snap, Inc.) responded

   We actually have built an "Expanding Text Input" asset in the asset library. We hope this helps achieve this easily!

5. Change the color of texture generation UI buttons

   I find myself clicking on the "apply" button everytime I'm regenerating a texture. That happens because the apply button is highlighted in blue, while the regenerate button is in grey.

   My suggestion is to highlight both buttons in blue.

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   completed  ·  AdminRaag Harshavat (Senior AR Developer Relations Specialist, Snap, Inc.) responded

   So we had made this edit earlier this year. If you edit any of the fields after generation, "Regenerate" automatically gets refocused instead of the "Apply" button. We hope that helps you with regenerating assets a lot more quickly!

6. API Search Filter

   When I'm writing a script I usually want to search for something in the API, but whenever I go to the documentation, the search engine shows me a bunch of other things like templates, guides, etc. A filter in the search box to let us search for API entries only would be very helpful.

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   completed  ·  AdminRaag Harshavat (Senior AR Developer Relations Specialist, Snap, Inc.) responded

   This issue has been resolved in our new beta site!

   
   

   https://docs.snap.com/lens-studio/api/modules/Lens_Scripting.html

7. Templates

   Hello.

   Are Landmarker templates going to be available soon for Lens Studio 5.0. I have still been using Lens Studio 4 versions for these and it would be so great to have them for 5.0.

   It would actually be great to have all the templates back in 5.0. Thank you!

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   completed  ·  AdminRaag Harshavat (Senior AR Developer Relations Specialist, Snap, Inc.) responded

   We released the landmarkers sample project since 5.0.17. All the other landmarkers can be found in the Asset Library. There are docs in the sample project to show user how to use the sample project with the assets.

8. Lens Creator Rewards (Lens Studio 5.0)

   I hope this message finds you well. I am writing to provide some feedback and request a revision to the current Lens Creator Rewards program.

   As an active Lens creator, I am proud to share that my Lenses consistently achieve between 100 million to 200 million views, with over 100,000 qualified posters per Lens. Despite these impressive metrics, I have identified a significant concern regarding the requirement for unique qualified posters in the rewards criteria.

   The current structure, which prioritizes unique qualified posters, presents a challenge. If a single Lens performs exceptionally well, as mine often do, there is little incentive for me to create new Lenses. This is because it becomes increasingly difficult to meet the unique qualified posters requirement for subsequent Lenses, even if the new Lenses perform equally well or better.

   Other social networking platforms do not impose such restrictions, and I believe this requirement stifles creativity. If a creator achieves 400 million views and over 1 million qualified posters (from the specified countries), there should still be opportunities to earn rewards for future high-performing Lenses. Under the current system, there is a lack of motivation for creators to produce new content if they know they are unlikely to receive further rewards.

   Additionally, I propose that instead of the unique qualified posters requirement, only the qualified posters from the required countries should be considered. This would simplify the process for creators and still maintain high standards for content quality. Removing the unique qualified posters requirement and focusing solely on the required countries’ qualified posters will make it easier for creators to continue producing innovative and engaging content.

   I propose that the Lens Creator Rewards program be updated to remove the unique qualified posters requirement. This change would encourage continued creativity and innovation among creators, ensuring that high-quality content is consistently produced for the platform.

   Thank you for considering my feedback. I look forward to your response and am hopeful for a revision that supports and rewards the creative efforts of all Lens creators.

   Best regards

   I hope this message finds you well. I am writing to provide some feedback and request a revision to the current Lens Creator Rewards program.

   As an active Lens creator, I am proud to share that my Lenses consistently achieve between 100 million to 200 million views, with over 100,000 qualified posters per Lens. Despite these impressive metrics, I have identified a significant concern regarding the requirement for unique qualified posters in the rewards criteria.

   The current structure, which prioritizes unique qualified posters, presents a challenge. If a single Lens performs exceptionally well, as mine often do, there is little… more

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   completed  ·  AdminRaag Harshavat (Senior AR Developer Relations Specialist, Snap, Inc.) responded

   It sounds like there might be some confusion about how the current program works based on the feedback you had shared so I will do my best to respond to your points.

   1. A single Lenses performance will not have any impact on future Lenses submitted. That goes to say that if you create a Lens that does exceptionally well, it will not limit the earning or engagement potential of future Lenses in any way.
   2. Each Lens’ engagement is calculated individually, and the rewards can overlap. We hope that the motivation lies within the ability to increase your earned awards based on the number of Lenses that reach the engagement threshold. The more Lenses you create that reach that 15,000 Unique Qualified Posters, the more you will earn.
   3. Our program currently only counts Qualified Posters from the qualified countries as you described!
   4. Unfortunately we cannot issue rewards to every Lens submitted to the program, as much as we would like to! The unique qualified poster requirement exists to provide Creators with a clear target to reach and helps ensure that innovative and high-quality is something that we continue to reward.

   As always, you can find the full details of the program here. Our team has spent a lot of effort making sure that the program’s new format is very transparent to the Creator Community. We encourage you to continue to submit and enroll new Lenses into the program. Based on your past success that you’ve shared above, I’m confident that you will have no issue earning rewards with new Lenses you create!

   It sounds like there might be some confusion about how the current program works based on the feedback you had shared so I will do my best to respond to your points.

   1. A single Lenses performance will not have any impact on future Lenses submitted. That goes to say that if you create a Lens that does exceptionally well, it will not limit the earning or engagement potential of future Lenses in any way.
   2. Each Lens’ engagement is calculated individually, and the rewards can overlap. We hope that the motivation lies within the ability to increase your earned awards based on the number of Lenses that reach the engagement threshold. The more Lenses you create that reach that 15,000 Unique Qualified Posters, the more you will earn.
   3. Our program currently only counts Qualified Posters from the qualified countries as you described!
   4. Unfortunately we cannot issue rewards to every Lens submitted… more

9. Phone Shake Detection

   Hey there,

   I'm really eager for Lens Studio to include a feature where we can trigger actions with a simple phone shake! (shake detection) It would add so much fun to the creative process.

   Cheers,
   Baruch

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   There is actually a great Shake Detection asset available in the asset library that was built by developer Nick Kazakov. We recommend you check it out!