When following the nearables tutorial on your website, a Trigger with rules oforientationEquals .HorizontalUpsideDown and motionStateEquals true work fine when testing with my stickers.
However when I try to use orientationEquals .Vertical or .VerticalUpsideDown + motionStateEquals true, it is quite difficult for my app to have a successful trigger event. It seems like the rules are too sensitive, meaning that it is quite difficult to have a vertical (normal or upside down) sticker while in motion.
I think that when I move the sticker (even slowly), the orientation passes to unknown (0), even if I try to keep the sticker as straight as possible. I also thought of creating a custom rule, but I think this would mean I'd need to handle raw accelerometer data. Any suggestions to have a less sensitive rule for the vertical orientation? Our use case needs the stickers to move quite a bit (attached to moving vehicles)
When following the nearables tutorial on your website, a Trigger with rules of
orientationEquals .HorizontalUpsideDownandmotionStateEquals truework fine when testing with my stickers. However when I try to useorientationEquals .Verticalor.VerticalUpsideDown+motionStateEquals true, it is quite difficult for my app to have a successful trigger event. It seems like the rules are too sensitive, meaning that it is quite difficult to have a vertical (normal or upside down) sticker while in motion.I think that when I move the sticker (even slowly), the orientation passes to unknown (0), even if I try to keep the sticker as straight as possible. I also thought of creating a custom rule, but I think this would mean I'd need to handle raw accelerometer data. Any suggestions to have a less sensitive rule for the vertical orientation? Our use case needs the stickers to move quite a bit (attached to moving vehicles)