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Hi, Yes, gyroscope is supported and work with Lenses on web. Lenses built with tutorials like this one: https://developers.snap.com/lens-studio/essential-skills/ar-examples/look-around should work. I tried you link on Android and I can see that view is moving with the phone rotation but only a little bit.

@"Agustin Laudato" thanks for reporting. Have you tried to delete the link and generate a new one?

Hi, Thank you for reporting and sharing the link. I think there is a chance that you enabled Hosted Lenses on a Lens that was not published/approved yet. Can you please try to delete the link and generate again? Let me know if this helped. We will improve the UI on our side so make sure you can't hit that problem in the…

Hi, Thank you for reporting this. Can you please confirm which SDK version you are using? We recently released SDK update to address those issues. It's available in following versions: * LTS version 1.30.1 https://docs.snap.com/camera-kit/integrate-sdk/mobile/changelog-mobile#version-130x-lts-version * Version 1.31.0 -…

Hi, I am glad to hear that Camera Kit for Unity is useful for your integration! I will add this request to our backlog and we will let you know if we find any work arounds that we can share sooner.

Just to make sure nothing is missing, can you confirm you have a setup done also in the web app? Docs: https://docs.snap.com/camera-kit/guides/web-customization/remote-api#overview (to double check since web setup is different than mobile) Sample page: https://camera-kit.snapchat.com/websdk/sample/remote-api (you can find…

Hi, It shouldn't. From our experience the face expression related Lenses work fine in web.

Also, the link https://github.com/s-r-jones/camera-kit-web-test doesn't work me. If your repo public?

Hi, Just to confirm you are not missing anything else, can you please check if by using our Sample Page https://camera-kit.snapchat.com/websdk/sample/push2web you will get the lens from the Lens Studio? If this works, we can then dive deeper into your implementation.

Just fyi that we believe we got a local repro and we are investigating the problem. If you have any new observations that might help us understand the issue better, please do not hesitate to share them.

ok. And it's broken for all lenses, even a simple ones? If a lens is using capabilities that are not yet supported by web sdk, you may hit the problem with pushing to web.

Hi, Just to understand the problem better, if you push to Snapchat app, is that working? Knowing this will help us narrow the issue to web only.

Hi, Yes, it's possible and designed to support it. You can do it by overriding the service implementation that you provide to Camera Kit from your service: https://camera-kit.snapchat.com/websdk/sample/remote-api. Thank you for the question. We will update documentation to make sure it's clear.

Hi @Thor , I just wanted to follow up on this and let you know that since yesterday Remote API is available for Camera Kit on Web - https://docs.snap.com/camera-kit/guides/web-customization/remote-api Thanks, Jacek

Hi, Thank you for reporting this problem. There shouldn't be anything else required from you other than using the same Snapchat account to sign in on the Camera Kit Push2Web page: https://camera-kit.snapchat.com/websdk/sample/push2web and in the Lens Studio. To debug the problem, do you see any errors in the web console?…

Hi, Unfortunately it's not about camera or even device but the limited access to ARKit/ARCore/camera intrinsics from the browser. It's similar if you would run your lens in the browser on the mobile device. For now, to get depth and 'world' tracking we recommend to use Camera Kit Mobile SDK. We are exploring options for…

Just a follow on the above. Since yesterday you can test your lenses on web directly from Lens Studio using our Sample Page: https://camera-kit.snapchat.com/websdk/sample/push2web , make sure you are signed-in with the same account, paired the device and send a lens to Camera Kit

Great question. We just released the Push Lenses feature that you can explore here: https://docs.snap.com/camera-kit/quick-start/integrate-sdk/integrate-sdk-web/guides/push-2-web This solution requires to integrate it with your own site however we are working on the feature that will let you use our sample page instead to…

Hi @zPoly , Yes, by using Camera Kit Web SDK it should be possible to select external camera, run your lens and record a video in resolutions like 1080p in the browser. Tutorial for recording: https://docs.snap.com/camera-kit/quick-start/integrate-sdk/integrate-sdk-web/guides/recording-video Source selection:…

@janine , can you share the logs you are getting when running it on your local machine or describe how it's not working (no tracking, no visuals)? Since Cutout is a surface tracking lens, I wonder if you are not missing device orientation permissions on iOS (I think this is the right link…

@Paigepiskin Hi, Can you share more details for the issue you are seeing? Do you think it's your local setup or a problem with the Camera Kit? You can try your lenses on our sample page and compare (if needed): https://camera-kit.snapchat.com/websdk/sample/test-your-lenses For render configuration, feel free to explore our…

Hi, Considering so many options that are available for web development it's difficult to advise one solution. Technology might also depend on the complexity of your product. I would probably start with learning more about ReactJS and follow the tutorials for development and deployments. For Camera Kit implementation, you…

Lens Group and Lens IDs should be the same for the staging and production token. Can you confirm that Sample Page works for you https://camera-kit.snapchat.com/websdk/sample/basic ?

Hi, It's expected that it is mirrored when we use facingMode set to "environment". You can use source.setTransform(Transform2D.MirrorX); to adjust it. Please take a look at this example explaining how to use transform methods to adjust camera mirroring https://camera-kit.snapchat.com/websdk/sample/transform I hope this…

Hi, Sorry for confusion, these are the names of the two lenses in the default Lens Group that you get in the camera-kit portal: https://camera-kit.snapchat.com/organizations/ . You should see 20+ lenses there available for you to try and experiment with.

Hi, Thank you for your feedback. I agree, we should add a good example of this to the https://camera-kit.snapchat.com/websdk/sample/basic list. Until then, I think you can try a lens called "CamKit Anim Object" or "CamKit Look Around" from the default set of lenses in the Camera Kit portal. Launch a browser on a mobile…