Closed ryan-motive closed 6 years ago
Ah, scratch that! It turns out I'm generating a mirror image when I create the grayscale. I had printed it out to make sure it looked correct, but didn't notice that it was a mirror image of the original. Seems to be working now.
Hello I try to add image in runtime to my AugmentedImageDatabase. I use the code below but nothing happen . In my code "camera" is my ARCoreSession. Have you solve your problem ?
public class test : MonoBehaviour {
public Sprite monimage;
public ARCoreSession masession;
public List<AugmentedImage> m_TempAugmentedImages = new List<AugmentedImage>();
void Start ()
{
masession.SessionConfig.AugmentedImageDatabase.AddImage("test", monimage.texture, 0);
Session.GetTrackables<AugmentedImage>(m_TempAugmentedImages, TrackableQueryFilter.Updated);
Debug.Log(m_TempAugmentedImages.Count + " image in the AugmentedImageDatabase"); // ==0
}
}
I need to be able to update the augmented image database at runtime. I've taken a swing at doing this outside of the current plug-in, but it doesn't seem to be working. Note this is happening after the session is configured by the current code. Here's what I'm currently trying:
Get the session:
ArPresto_getSession
Create a new database:
ArAugmentedImageDatabase_create
Add an image:
ArAugmentedImageDatabase_addImage
Then I update the config:
For brevity I haven't included all of the code, but each of these calls is succeeding. When I call
ArAugmentedImageDatabase_getNumImages
it correctly reports that the database has one image. However when I callSession.GetTrackables<AugmentedImage>();
I'm not getting any tracked images. If I use the static database, this call works.
I guess the part I'm uncertain about, and I can't find any documentation for, is whether I can actually update the config the way I've described above at runtime when the database is updated. Do I need to pause/resume the session or something similar? I'm also wondering whether the "Presto" API (which I can't find docs for) is possibly overriding the config in some way that is preventing me from updating it at runtime.
Are there any ARCore-level diagnostics that I can enable that might help me understand where this is breaking down?