We totally understand the need to test in a more realistic environment and are working on resolving this as well along with being able to find all approved Lenses in Snap Camera, as soon as these updates are live we will be sure to update you.
I checked several pages in this forum and I found plenty of threads on the same problem so IMO it is an important issue to solve. Button to ask for another review after we eliminate all the issues found.Post review feedback which will tell why Lens was rejected and what should we do to repair it.Clear statements about requirements that Lens should meet to be available in Explorer.But I can't really use it when I don't know when my Lens will be available or if it will be available at all. I would like to use Lenses in contests, events and other kind of marketing stuff. In other topics I found some information about 100 views which I meet long ago, and it doesn't really help. You didn't give us any definition of this mysterious "popularity". The second aspect is that we still don't know what requirements for "public" Lens really are. Sign In to SnapCamera to have an access to MyLenses.Giving an exact Lens UUID to SnapCamera.Scanning a SnapCode with SnapCamera (like you do in Snapchat).Why it is so much impossible, when you can run it easily in Snapchat? I see a plenty of options to do it really easy - for example:
What We really need is just an option to run a private Lens in a SnapCamera. So it is not really useful to test Lens in the target environment. LensStudio doesn't even have a Fullscreen preview mode and can't share the output stream like SnapCamera do.
For example when you create mobile app, you may work on some kind of emulator during production, but in the final phase you want to test it on a physical smartphone. As I said - I know there is LensStudio preview, but as I also said it is really not enough for professional work.Įvery true developer want to test his product on the target device. Thanks for your kind answers, but unfortunately it doesn't solve any problems.
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