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  • 2024-09-11 at 2:28 am #77300
    abd3d
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    AR kitchen scene

    Just created AR kitchen scene using verge3d.
    I used simple surface detection first and then two point to align my model with wall….

    Still Its little bit glitchy…
    I think its because after placing model it still trying to detect the surface continuously…
    and due to that it wobble in the scene, If you know how to stop detecting surface please tell me :)

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    2024-09-11 at 3:45 am #77302
    kdv
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    abd3d wrote:

    how to stop detecting surface

    Surface detection works only for the round cursor (it becomes visible when some surface is detected). Your model is not affected by this process at all.

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    2024-09-11 at 6:15 am #77307
    Alexander Kovelenov
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    Hi, the scene looks good! Once the model placed in 3D space, snapping virtual space to “real” space is entirely up to the hardware used, so there is little we can do here.

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    2024-09-11 at 11:43 pm #77325
    abd3d
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    kdv wrote:
    abd3d wrote:

    Surface detection works only for the round cursor (it becomes visible when some surface is detected). Your model is not affected by this process at all.

    ohh,,, OK ok, guess I have to make cursor transparent so that its not visible in the scene after model is placed … Thank you

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    2024-09-11 at 11:47 pm #77327
    abd3d
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    Alexander Kovelenov wrote:

    Hi, the scene looks good! Once the model placed in 3D space, snapping virtual space to “real” space is entirely up to the hardware used, so there is little we can do here.

    Thank you sir, Ok understand it, again thank you for explanation.

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