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- Is the project free?
- With which version of Spark AR Studio should I open the project?
- Can I use the project commercially?
- Do I need a license to use the project?
- Can I share (in any form) the project?
- Do I need to credit your work?
- I have an idea… but I struggle implementing it to the project. Could you help me?
- Is the original author a vegan?
- I like the project, and I have learnt something. Is there a way to return a favour?
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'Snowballs' is a project template created in Spark AR Studio. It features an AR world effect with falling snowflakes and a snowman in the centre of the action.
The user can move the snowman with the tap and hold gesture. On screen tap gesture, the player throws virtual snowballs. The snowballs are pulled towards the ground by gravity. The snowballs splash on collision with the snowman or with the detected plane. The player is prompted and guided with the native instructions through the effect.
For more information, visit the official website: ShivekXR.com/Spark-AR-Snowballs
Click here to download the latest version of the project.
Yes, the project is free to use. I have created the project for educational purposes, for any AR enthusiasts. Don’t hesitate and modify the project and share the results! Let me know what you have created by tagging me on social media platforms!
Always try to open the project with the up-to-date Spark AR Studio. But if you find it too buggy or you are unable to open it, then try the original version (Spark AR v127.1) used to create this project.
Sure, but first check the GOOD_DEED Terms.
No, you don't need any license to use the project, except for any asset noted in the Credits, and I don’t give any warranty for the project. But I reserve a right to forbid you using the project in case you blatantly break the GOOD_DEED terms or scam unaware people.
Yes, as long as you don’t break the GOOD_DEED terms or rights of any party. Please check the Credits section.
It is not necessary, but advisable.
I wish, but sorry, I can’t promise. If you are looking for help, please join the official Spark AR Community group on Facebook. First, try to search the group for answers! If you don’t find any satisfying solutions, then describe your problem as clearly as you can. You can also ask questions on the official Spark AR Forum.
Unfortunately, I am not yet, but I cheer the idea of meat-free burgers.
I am glad that you like my project and that it helped you create a cool AR effect! I put a lot of effort into creating tutorials and projects for you. If you find them helpful, consider following me on social media platforms. Check the Author section for the links. Thank you!
- v6 (2021 Dec 12)
- Change Tap and Slide instruction to Tap and Hold
- Remove Pulse Multiplexer
- Apply Real-World Scale
- Rename Files
- v5 (2020 Dec 18)
- Fix snowflakes random
- v4 (2020 Dec 09)
- Add snowflakes with wind
- v3 (2020 Dec 05)
- Update README
- v2 (2020 Dec 04)
- Prompt and guide player with Native Instructions
- Add repository icon
- Change snowman position with Tap and Hold instead of Pan gesture
- v1 (2020 Dec 29)
- World AR demo
- Snowball physics
- Snowball - snowman collision
Piotr "Shivek" Szafrański
Creative Developer
mailbox@shivekxr.com
ShivekXR.com
Made by Piotr "Shivek" Szafrański with Spark AR Studio https://sparkar.facebook.com
Snowflake collection https://thenounproject.com/daouna/collection/snowflake/ (c) by Daouna Jeong https://www.daouna.com/
Snowflake collection is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/legalcode.
Cone Primitive, Cylinder Primitive, Sphere Primitive, Torus Prmitive (c) by Facebook
Cone Primitive, Cylinder Primitive, Sphere Primitive, Torus Prmitive are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/.