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CariusLars / ar_flutter_plugin

Flutter Plugin for AR (Augmented Reality) - Supports ARKit on iOS and ARCore on Android devices
MIT License
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Object anchor/tracking #6

Closed aleonnet closed 3 years ago

aleonnet commented 3 years ago

Hi @CariusLars Amazing plugin you're creating, congrats. I'm new to AR. I was just wondering how can I use your work to add this kind of feature(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-wgf6Zvn6rg) to an App. Will it be possible?

Thanks. Alessandro

CariusLars commented 3 years ago

Hi @aleonnet, thanks for your message! Cool application in the video. In the current state of the plugin, this isn't possible because it relies on a feature called "image anchors" which I haven't implemented yet. However, adding image anchors to the plugin is on the roadmap so hopefully it will be possible to anchor AR-overlays on barcodes as shown in the video soon! I've already implemented the plugin in a way that enables users to dynamically load 3D-models from the internet during runtime, so once I (or another contributor) adds image anchors (and possibly a barcode-reader feature which shouldn't be difficult) it should be fairly straightforward to query the individual router connection data from a server and then display it in AR :) Cheers, Lars

aleonnet commented 3 years ago

Hi @aleonnet, thanks for your message! Cool application in the video. In the current state of the plugin, this isn't possible because it relies on a feature called "image anchors" which I haven't implemented yet. However, adding image anchors to the plugin is on the roadmap so hopefully it will be possible to anchor AR-overlays on barcodes as shown in the video soon! I've already implemented the plugin in a way that enables users to dynamically load 3D-models from the internet during runtime, so once I (or another contributor) adds image anchors (and possibly a barcode-reader feature which shouldn't be difficult) it should be fairly straightforward to query the individual router connection data from a server and then display it in AR :) Cheers, Lars

Thank you! I'll look forward to use your work on my app. Keep it up the good job!

FatihBaycu commented 1 year ago

Hi @aleonnet, thanks for your message! Cool application in the video. In the current state of the plugin, this isn't possible because it relies on a feature called "image anchors" which I haven't implemented yet. However, adding image anchors to the plugin is on the roadmap so hopefully it will be possible to anchor AR-overlays on barcodes as shown in the video soon! I've already implemented the plugin in a way that enables users to dynamically load 3D-models from the internet during runtime, so once I (or another contributor) adds image anchors (and possibly a barcode-reader feature which shouldn't be difficult) it should be fairly straightforward to query the individual router connection data from a server and then display it in AR :) Cheers, Lars

Thank you! I'll look forward to use your work on my app. Keep it up the good job!

Have you checked if this feature is available in new commits? Thanks.