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GeoLocation Based AR #7

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NamithaRavy opened this issue Mar 14, 2022 · 3 comments
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GeoLocation Based AR #7

NamithaRavy opened this issue Mar 14, 2022 · 3 comments

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@NamithaRavy
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Hi,

I would like to know how to use this library for location marker. I need a 3d model to be anchored at a particular geolocation(lat,long).

@doranteseduardo
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doranteseduardo commented Mar 14, 2022

Hi!
Well, the current live version only supports label markers for geolocation, but as it's the same approach we have planned it to support models (already tested)

However, the experience is not the best when it comes to models, so I could elaborate an example with better UX:

  • Create an anchor and save it's data to your server, attach to it the coordinates of your anchor.
  • Use a location library to get your own location and compare it with your saved anchors.
  • When your model is on the desired range, anchor/resolve it.

The library update got delayed as we got blocked by technical issues on the iOS part, but we expect to solve them as soon as possible.

If it helps, we can add example of use-cases.

Best regards!

@MrCsabaToth
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Is Geospatial API supported by any chance?

@talha-irshad-kodexo
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Hi! Well, the current live version only supports label markers for geolocation, but as it's the same approach we have planned it to support models (already tested)

However, the experience is not the best when it comes to models, so I could elaborate an example with better UX:

  • Create an anchor and save it's data to your server, attach to it the coordinates of your anchor.
  • Use a location library to get your own location and compare it with your saved anchors.
  • When your model is on the desired range, anchor/resolve it.

The library update got delayed as we got blocked by technical issues on the iOS part, but we expect to solve them as soon as possible.

If it helps, we can add example of use-cases.

Best regards!

can you share a sample project with this implementation please? I am trying to implement this but don't quite understand how to

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