MirageXR is a reference implementation of an XR training system. MirageXR enables experts and learners to share experience via XR and wearables using ghost tracks, realtime feedback, and anchored instruction.
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Image Marker: Improve player dialogue player #2027
This involves modifying ImageMarkerController.cs to:
[ ] add temporary const string with "Augmentations of this step are superimposed on a real-world location using Computer Vision. Point the camera at what this photo shows." - this text can later be replaced with an editable text as depicted in the design
[ ] create new dialogue type in the UI toolkit to display the string as depicted in the design (this will require a different visualisation on world space UI)
[ ] add a button to bring up or preview of the image target (functionality already exists: icon shows up beside the image marker augmentation of the step)
[ ] show this text and image target preview/button if the image target has not yet been detected ever
[ ] minimise the menu if on mobiles, but not on iPad / worldspace UI and bring up the dialogue (this would have to be in the InitAsync method, just before the return statement. I would move the code from activityView_v2.cs in OnArrowButtonPressed to public methods minimize and maximize and invoke the minize then from InitAsync
[ ] if marker is not visible anymore, there should be a locate glyph coming up pointing in the direction where it was last seen
Maybe we can put some cool vfx here as well: snapping the image target into place, when it is detected, and then exploding/magicking/etc. - like a better version of https://vimeo.com/channels/pal/122481481
The visuals are on figma:
This involves modifying
ImageMarkerController.cs
to:InitAsync
method, just before the return statement. I would move the code fromactivityView_v2.cs
inOnArrowButtonPressed
to public methodsminimize
andmaximize
and invoke the minize then fromInitAsync