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Sure :) did you use the correct link from the documentation? lightship.dev/docs/ardk/setup/

Not with lightship sadly, however Vision Pro has a feature which allows you to train a ML model by feeding images to it. If for your needs you only need a 2d image detection and no 3d objects you can however very easily use the image tracking / detection feature of e.g. ar foundation

@ Ok, I will do some research on that then. Thank you very much, really appreciated the help :)

Yes it will work no problem :)

Yes , it works great :)

Hi mate, what kind of error are you getting? Are you sure it is ARkit or could be it be AR Foundation?

@@AliveStudios_ no error only notice that saying "AR MagicBar: No AR Loader enabled"

Did you make sure to active Ar Core under edit -> Project Settings -> XR Plugin Management? Also did you check the documentation for the setup process? zealous-system-734.notion.site/AR-Magic-Bar-Lite-documentation-5341377965584f528017ef8893fee5d4?pvs=74

Yes, you can add as many meshes as you wish and add any 3D objects to any of these meshes.When working with multiple Meshes, downloaded from the Geospatial Browser you can change the AR Location that is supposed to be tracked like this: //You could create an array of ARLocation and store all downloaded AR location manifests here. Then based on a dropdown menu //or button set the current location like this: //SerializeField ARLocationManager _arLocationManager _arLocationManager.StopTracking(); ARLocation[] locations = new[] { location }; _arLocationManager.SetARLocations(locations); _arLocationManager.StartTracking();

Hm good question this can have multiple reasons. What I’d recommend is to use a script called zLog, it will print the console to your phone screen while running the app on your device: stackoverflow.com/questions/67704820/how-do-i-print-unitys-debug-log-to-the-screen-gui You can then use Debug Log to set log statements and debug your app. Also Make sure to always set the localization type to image localization before doing your build and not have it to mock localization. Hope this helps :)

At the current moment unfortunately not

It’s very depending on the phone you are using, but generally you can also get pretty good results with the plane detection of AR Foundation. I am a fan of starting with the easiest / most undemanding features possible e.g. plane detection and only if it does not give the desired result, switch it with meshing.

Does it run fine in the editor?

Currently unfortunately not. There is "Web AR", however Unity does not support it currently.

So on a rooftop, maybe the Google Geospatial API might be the right thing for you. It allows you to use Google maps for positioning Objects in AR. developers.google.com/ar/geospatialcreator/unity I did try it out a couple of times, however I have to say that it seems to be a bit dated and I also couldn't get it to work on iOS. Otherwise there is VPS which requires that a specific building or area has been pre-scanned. I made a tutorial on that here: ruclips.net/video/o1Efx52tdsU/видео.htmlsi=HxW-hiLm5g6q_73M

Support for Quest devices is on my roadmap :)

Hi mate, you mean inside the prefab and image editor?

That sounds amazing! Good luck with your project. Would be happy to see a gameplay video if you got something to share in the future.

Seems like a big goal, I hope you make it to the end bro.

Are you using URP?

@@AliveStudios_ no

@@Prakashkumawat215 I am using Unity 2022.3.35f1. Maybe you can try it with the exact same version to make sure it's not the editor?

@@AliveStudios_ I am new to unity and using 3d universal template i think this template using urp by default so what should I do now

@@Prakashkumawat215 Ah yes, then you are using URP. I made a tutorial on that here: ruclips.net/video/FLNE_ZwJlYU/видео.htmlsi=9anvezDB_E9c-Zy4

I’m currently considering support for Quest 3, however Hololens sadly not.

Here it is :) : AR Magic Bar: Tutorial & deep dive (Unity AR Asset) ruclips.net/video/qnjqL7b7a98/видео.html

Hi mate that’s a great idea! I planned to fully support this by default in a future update. But it might still take a while. You are already on the right track. As a rough idea I’d add a network object component to all the the parents of the „_placeable“, objects, then change the ARPlacementPlaneMesh script on the magic bar to after instantiating the gameobject call a new method e.g. TriggerSpawnOnNetworkServerRpc. Get the network objects as a component and pass it as a parameter to the new method. Same with the client id which is inherited my the network behavior. In the new method, spawn with ownership and set the client id as the owner. Make sure to have all the objects registered in the network object list on the network manager. It’s a bit complex but I hope this helps :)

@@AliveStudios_ That's good to know thanks

Unfortunately that is a problem with any kind of App, I often see people not paying attention to their surroundings. Maybe in AR the players at least see what’s in front of them through the camera on their screen.

Hi mate , did you already try to compare your code with the final code in the video description? I am not quite sure if I get your question right, does it mean that the creation of the playerdata does not work correctly for you or does the player data get created correctly but you are still able to spawn the character multiple times?

​@@AliveStudios_ hello man, i have the same issue at the 50min mark i don't know where to put the PlayerData script and the AllPlayerDataManager script. Hope you reply. Thank you so much😊

@@warrenraging22 I rewatched this part again, did you guys attach the AllPlayerDataManager to a GameObject inside of the Scene? I think I might have missed to show this in the video. You can see under the hierarchy on the upper left hand side is a Gameobject called "PlayerData". I simply did a rightclick onto an empty spot in the hierarchy , created an empty GameObject and dragged the AllPlayerDataManager.cs script into the inspector.

I made this tutorial here: How to make an AR App: Character Navigation in AR (Unity + Lightship ARDK 3 tutorial) ruclips.net/video/7Eopoo3QWPQ/видео.html :)

You could for example implement a logic to deactivate the gameobject on click and add it to your inventory. I actually have a Unity asset that already does this (which is a paid asset though) : ruclips.net/video/u56mzMpPVwc/видео.htmlsi=H9RaAzn7WPJ0OMN-

@@AliveStudios_ i have seen it, unfortunately i cant afford to buy it for the project im working on. Could you maybe tell me how to look up this logic?, thank you anyways

Glad you like it!

Happy to hear that :)

That’s a good idea!

Good question. It would definitely be a welcomed feature, though extremely resource intensive. I would guess you’d have to implement this algorithm by yourself at the current moment, but it will probably make the phone overheat in a few seconds.

The versions of lightship are not made for specific phones but simply improving and adding features. If you have an older phone or a rather low end one, AR foundations features like plane detection might work better as they are less resource intense.

It uses light / shadow estimation based on the camera image :)

Yes, be aware though that the setup for an AR scene is a bit different and that there is no XR simulator in 2021

​@@AliveStudios_ so I can immediately put the object on Android?