Kevando 🔥🔥

https://stackoverflow.com/a/72998216/1228882

Vite is a really great web server! I was able to deploy to netlify no problemo. all with vanilla js. wow, so cool. One thing that really helps too is being able to run the web server on my phone to. Here's how I did that on mac+iphone: Install this plugin npm install -D @vitejs/plugin-basic-ssl Then run the local…

this is a fantastic walkthrough

is it possible to tune in without using Zoom?

Tavius!

https://t.snapchat.com/chnVBXCz and here is the lens for reference :D

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/zgjleyon7p3q1fqt562zo/pringles-lens-how-it-works.mp4?rlkey=8z86udtijflt4ja25fduycu5o&dl=0 ok @"Michael Mase" here is a link to a video i just made with the lens in snapchat. hopefully this makes sense. essentially I have exactly what i want, only it's in stages. what i really want is for this…

darn, i didnt have email notifications on. Yes, here is the lens ID 7e1f5d44-5ae7-41ec-b8b2-d504e12b2e37 ONE The way my lens works is with the "face mesh expressions playback" asset. Such a cool asset. I didnt really change how that works too much. I have it "record" my face, which just saves the face expression…

oh yeah, i also have this lens on a camera kit website https://banana-party.netlify.app/lens/0 its pretty janky. and i have no idea what im doing when it comes to the media stream stuff talked about on the call with the constructing a second canvas and whatnot. if there's good documentation/tutorial around this thats…

hey if it wasnt confusing it wouldnt be javascript.

I get the same error when I try to import Camera Kit web sdk as plain javascript like this. I feel like we're missing a really basic step that's so basic it's not on the radar

so how do I use camera kit with just javascript? i must be a noob here because im trying to import the library from node_modules which feels weird cause i dont think i ever deployed a node_modules folder to a public dir. and its still not working. getting this error: Failed to load module script: Expected a JavaScript…

@"Michael Mase" that's actually great news 😅 my preferred environment is jekyll. so dumb question for someone using js way too long, how do i use an import statement on a non nodejs environment. i think that's where im lost

ok i found this repo that implements camera-kit using react and got it working. not sure if i wanna use react, so im gonna try to reverse engineer its settings and see if i can figure out the problem. i will reply if i find a solution

oh and I changed my package.json to be type=module. I only know enough about the two types to defeat the errors, but I did see in the docs that the camera kit sdk is module only not commonJS so the error being that camera kit IS commonJS makes me think something outside of your control is the problem but maybe you can…

Thanks @ForumChris ! This example inherently answers all of my follow up questions. Amazing work as always :D

Did you find a solution that you like here? I find the landscape world track kinda works, and its much better than before, but stuff like body occlusion breaks