where is dropdown menu in puzzle jewelry app

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2023-07-24 at 8:24 am #65404

vision
Customer

Hi,

Can anybody see the puzzle part in the jewelry app which makes the dropdown menu for font selection (daysone bellfare caveat, great vibes, lobster) ?

I want to make a drop down menu for color selection in my AR app. As example the jewelry app has as drop-down. So want to use this example to make my own.

2023-07-24 at 8:57 am #65416

kdv
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This selector is created in index.html using HTML code

Puzzles and JS coding. Fast and expensive.

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2023-07-28 at 10:18 pm #65665

vision
Customer

Hi kvd, are you familair with AR, do you know how to setup wall-detection? …

It seems I don’t get an answer from the soft8soft guys on the topic below

AR-app also wall detection possible?

2023-07-28 at 11:00 pm #65666

kdv
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Actually, walls detection works. Not so good but works. The guys from S8S have already given the answer: you may use the “AR hit normal” puzzle with the “set direction” puzzle to rotate your object and the pointer against walls.

Safari (Quick Look) and WebXR Viewer

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2023-07-29 at 9:34 pm #65672

vision
Customer

thank you for the example
Do you mind sharing the puzzle setup screenshot as well? That is the info/setup I am searching for.

2023-07-29 at 9:36 pm #65673

vision
Customer

also, where is the ground-4-arrow- thingy in the left screenshot? I like to learn this wall setup basics. So any more info is more than welcome.

2023-07-29 at 11:24 pm #65674

kdv
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vision wrote:

Do you mind sharing the puzzle setup screenshot as well?

Easy

That’s the default puzzles setup from the original demo. It works “out of the box”.

vision wrote:

also, where is the ground-4-arrow- thingy in the left screenshot?

That’s Apple’s AR Quick View. Used for AR in iOS. If used in a Verge3D app it doesn’t support the app’s logic, animations and node materials. It just shows models. Most browser for iOS do not support WebXR like in Android. Only Mozilla WebXR Viewer do.

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2023-07-29 at 11:59 pm #65677

vision
Customer

ok, but the default puzzle is set to floor setup/lock. Its all generic: “set AR hit point to XYZ”.
Where is the specific change for wall setup? That item I still don’t understand.

2023-07-30 at 12:07 am #65678

kdv
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vision wrote:

but the default puzzle is set to floor setup/lock

No. Where do you see that only a horizontal surface can be detected?

vision wrote:

Its all generic: “set AR hit point to XYZ”.

A hit point can be on a wall.

vision wrote:

Where is the specific change for wall setup?

No changes. It works as it is.

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2023-07-30 at 9:33 am #65679

vision
Customer

A great, it works!
Never new it worked on walls too out of the box, I expected heavy tinkering.

If I may ask you another thing: do you know what controls the height (Z-location) of the object in AR?
I am trying to hang a painting in AR on the wall, so it needs to be at a specific height (Z-location), pre-setup.
I tried changing the origin of the object to the floor below the object. But this is not working. Maybe I need a floor scan as well, so a 2 surface detection setup.

Any idea’s?

2023-07-30 at 5:08 pm #65680

kdv
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vision wrote:

do you know what controls the height (Z-location) of the object in AR?

think around this set of puzzles

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2023-07-30 at 7:40 pm #65683

vision
Customer

A great, I will try and use the AR hit point Z option for the specific height.

The one thing that seems no going round is that AR needs a lot of ambient light to work. For indoors, next to a window it sometimes not even enough light. Its a pitty, because AR is a wonderfull technology.
Do you also exprience this?

2023-07-30 at 7:46 pm #65684

kdv
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vision wrote:

I will try and use the AR hit point Z option for the specific height

You think in the wrong direction ))) You should use some constant numeric value instead of AR hit point Z

vision wrote:

AR needs a lot of ambient light to work.

Use emission in materials like in the original demo. Use the same texture both for Base color and Emission inputs…

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2023-07-30 at 9:12 pm #65685

vision
Customer

With light I mean the light needed for the app to place object against wall. The object itself is perfectly visible.
Or does material with emission actually help the ap scanning the room/wall?

2023-07-30 at 9:15 pm #65686

kdv
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vision wrote:

With light I mean the light needed for the app to place object against wall

Well, that’s what you can’t influence on the end user side.

vision wrote:

Or does material with emission actually help the ap scanning the room/wall?

No.

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