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Based on the steps you've provided, it seems like the issue is that the CameraKit session is not being stopped completely before dismissing the CameraKit view. To properly solve this issue, you can try the following steps: * Keep a reference to the CustomizedCameraController instance in the CameraKit View and use that…

It appears that you have implemented the right strategy to end the CameraKit session and reset the root view controller based on the steps you've provided, there might be a problem with the implementation. The dismiss method is being used before the CameraKit session has completely ended, which could be the root of the…

It sounds like the issue may be that you're not properly dismissing the camera view controller when you're done with it. One way to do this is to use the dismiss(animated:completion:) method on the view controller that presented the camera view controller. You can call this method in the same stopCameraKitSession method…

To stop the AVSessionInput when the user navigates back to your ViewController, you'll need to stop the session explicitly. You can do this by calling the stopRunning method on the AVCaptureSession object that you're using to capture video from the camera. Here's an example of how you might stop the session when the user…

To integrate Camera Kit into an iOS app, you will need to follow these steps: * Make sure you have the latest version of Xcode and iOS SDK installed on your computer. * Download the Camera Kit SDK from the GitHub repository and extract it to a location on your computer. * In Xcode, create a new project and select "Single…

Snap Kit does not currently provide support for detecting a person's neck or overlaying a scarf on it dynamically. However, you can use the SnapML Neck Detection model to detect the neck in an image, and then use the SnapML Pose Estimation model to estimate the pose of the person in the image. You can then use this…

Yes, it is possible to pass information from a mobile application to a custom lens using the Snapchat External Plugin. The External Plugin allows you to send messages between your mobile application and your custom lens. You can find more information about the External Plugin in the Snapchat Developer Documentation:…