This demo was created using custom image targets with their respective audio, video, and artist information presented when tapped. These features give the user a deeper experience with the posters and significantly increase engagement time.

This AR music visual was created by deforming a mesh to an audio curve in Blender and importing it to 8th wall with morph targets. The demo showcases real time reflections and dynamic shadows using 8th Wall's custom XR components.

This AR portal demo was created from the template portal project, utilizing the same occlusion setup to create the effect. The virtual environment objects were downloaded and edited in Blender and the sky is an equirectangular sunset texture.

This demo showcases image tracking combined with anchored occluders to create an AR photo frame. Through a QR code on the back, the viewer can watch the original photo morph into others, timed to the beat of a song.

These scene reflective balloons with realtime shadows were created and animated in Blender before being imported to 8th Wall. The tap-place, pinch-scale, and two-finger rotate components are implemented to correctly position the model.

This demo is built upon the sky effect template in 8th Wall. The robot animation was downloaded and converted to a GLTF in Blender before being imported and added to the sky scene component.

This filter was created using facial tracking to apply a face mesh mask created in GIMP, along with particle systems triggered through facial gestures. Two render passes are used to apply a LUT to the screen as well as the face retouch mesh.

This filter was created using facial tracking with backside occlusion culling, two separate shaders converted to Spark SL, and a texture animation parented to the screen.

This demo features a CRT scanline shader converted from an open-source Shadertoy project to Meta Spark SL in order to be used in a filter.

This filter uses the audio analysis patch to loop through different pairs of sunglasses parented to the user's head. The pulse is obtained through the patch and reacted to in a custom script.

This custom shader samples values from a provided texture in order to tint each grid segment by the corresponding color.

This filter game uses a mix of patches and scripts to recognize the user's mouth closing and approximate the distance from any of the active fruit pieces. The game ends after 15 seconds and can be replayed indefinitely.

This project passes a screen-space position obtained through a tap gesture to a Shadertoy-converted shader in order to create a ripple effect in the desired location.

This filter showcases an effect achieved by using virtual lighting on a transparent, reflective face mask.

This demo features an open-source glitch shader converted to Meta Spark SL for use in a filter. The glitch effect is emphasized for demonstration purposes.