Treat the filter as any regular software. Let’s establish some rules to create digital content. Spark AR Hub 6 I’m ready to create & publish my filter, and now? This is the link you should check often to see if you was accepted: How do I know if I was accepted and I’m ready to publish? If you can get access to this link and see the image below you are ready to start publishing. This link will redirect you to the form where you can apply: After you apply, wait about a week and be patient, not all applicants get the chance to be inside the closed beta. You are not an official Filter Creator until you apply by filling an online form and get accepted to create filters for Instagram. 5 I joined the communities, can I now start creating? The Third place to go is this group Spark AR Community - (Inside this group people tend to ask for advise, share their filters and ask about feedback to other creators).
As a plus, people is so kind and diligent that if you find any trouble they will help you). The Second place to go is this group Spark AR Instagram Beta - (Inside this group is where you can report bugs and ask about support from experts since part of the crew who develop the software are. The first place to go is this group Spark AR Creators - (Inside this group is where global Filters creator discuss and ask questions) The communities are inside Facebook groups, there are currently 2 official groups where Spark AR staff are members and moderators. I suggest after downloading the software to join the community. The purpose of this authoring tool is not only about creating filters but instead, creating, testing and publishing.
It would be very disappointing that you spend hours creating filters and at the end you end up knowing that you need to be part of the Beta program to publish. 4 I already downloaded the software, Am I ready? The first step is to download the software from here: It runs in both Windows and OSX.
3 I want to start creating, where do I start? At the end, creativity it’s all about connecting information and if you plan to add AI at some point of your developer path to any of your apps, start learning Python (I wish someone had told me this earlier). I think with this 4 languages you would have a solid understanding on how to create apps for mobile and web. I would also recommend you to learn: Java, Swift, C# & JavaScript. Furthermore, if you want to learn what languages lead the development of apps below, I listed the programming languages based on the software you are developing for.įor Spark AR: JavaScript For Unity 3D: C# and JavaScript For Unreal Engine: C++ For Lens Studio: JavaScript For Android: Java and Kotlin For iOS: Swift and Objective-c Source of the image “ ” 2 What Programming languages should I learn?įor Spark AR, JavaScript is the language to go.
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