Spark AR - 3D Animated Poster (Masterclass Chapter 3)

This section of Chapter 3 is all about the template projects. While it may not be the most interesting topic, understanding how they're built will help you build similar filters from scratch in the future. So without further ado, the animated poster template: The key here is using the fixed target tracker to recognize a texture and then initiate an animation. Fixed Target Tracker Looks for an image or texture, then outputs a boolean along with position, rotation, and scale. Delay Takes an input, waits for X number of seconds, then outputs it. This can be useful for calculating velocity, which we'll touch on later. Transition Takes a progress value (between zero and one) and converts it into a new start and end value with a transition curve applied. I'll drop in a bonus video next that showcases all the different animation curves. It helps to see them all at once to understand the subtle differences. — Learn how to make Instagram filters by following along with the Spark AR Masterclass on YouTube! Just hop over to the playlists page (https://www.youtube.com/c/eddyadamsin3d/playlists) and start with Chapter 1. Follow for more Spark AR tips! Website - https://www.eddyadams.com Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/eddyin3d Twitter - https://twitter.com/eddyin3d YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/eddyadamsin3d Vimeo - https://vimeo.com/eddyin3d Spark AR Resources - https://www.eddyadams.com/spark-ar