In previous versions of the ‘UnityARKitPlugin’ plugin, which was later merged with ARFoundation, there was a scene to scan an object in 3D. I know you answered something very similar in this post:
I still think it's very useful to have an API or something similar that allows you to scan an object with ARKit inside Unity itself, otherwise it becomes a necessity to use third party applications.
I also tried to see if raw meshing data is enough, but it isn't compared with a 3D scan, because it has very low resolution. I saw cloud points, but I have no idea about how to connect them and how to save the textures of the cloud of points.
Hi.
In previous versions of the ‘UnityARKitPlugin’ plugin, which was later merged with ARFoundation, there was a scene to scan an object in 3D. I know you answered something very similar in this post:
https://github.com/Unity-Technologies/arfoundation-samples/issues/1050
I still think it's very useful to have an API or something similar that allows you to scan an object with ARKit inside Unity itself, otherwise it becomes a necessity to use third party applications.
I also tried to see if raw meshing data is enough, but it isn't compared with a 3D scan, because it has very low resolution. I saw cloud points, but I have no idea about how to connect them and how to save the textures of the cloud of points.
Thanks.