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  1. Kevin__h
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    Accessing CameraCapture.mm functions in xCode

    UPDATE: I think I fixed the issue with the pixelbuffer accessing bad memory thingy that makes the app crash. The solution is in the Swift code. I...
    Post by: Kevin__h, Jun 8, 2018 in forum: AR/VR (XR) Discussion
  2. Kevin__h
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    Inspector - Enum/dropdown box hide/show variables

    Unfortunately it doesn't work for me for some reason, it's not giving any errors yet it's not showing my variable fields :'( EDIT: Apparently it...
    Post by: Kevin__h, May 27, 2018 in forum: Scripting
  3. Kevin__h
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    Accessing CameraCapture.mm functions in xCode

    Indeed, but in optimal conditions, all it needs to do is analyse 1 frame, problem with that is that it needs an incredibly accurate model and...
    Post by: Kevin__h, May 17, 2018 in forum: AR/VR (XR) Discussion
  4. Kevin__h
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    Accessing CameraCapture.mm functions in xCode

    Multithreading is easier said then done with Unity. I tried running the image analysis on another thread from within Swift (quiet easy to do) but...
    Post by: Kevin__h, May 17, 2018 in forum: AR/VR (XR) Discussion
  5. Kevin__h
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    Accessing CameraCapture.mm functions in xCode

    I ended up using this implementation as it seems to be the only 100% working solution, the only problem I have is that it completely freezes my...
    Post by: Kevin__h, May 16, 2018 in forum: AR/VR (XR) Discussion
  6. Kevin__h
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    Accessing CameraCapture.mm functions in xCode

    One thing you can do is check if the pixelbufferptr != System.IntPtr.Zero, works for me at least.
    Post by: Kevin__h, Apr 27, 2018 in forum: AR/VR (XR) Discussion
  7. Kevin__h
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    Accessing CameraCapture.mm functions in xCode

    Reason for not doing this: if an updated version is released, you'd have to redo this so it's definitely not optimal.
    Post by: Kevin__h, Apr 27, 2018 in forum: AR/VR (XR) Discussion
  8. Kevin__h
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    Accessing CameraCapture.mm functions in xCode

    Changing anything in the ARSessionNative.mm is something I would avoid at all times, either find a way within Unity to prevent ARKit from sending...
    Post by: Kevin__h, Apr 27, 2018 in forum: AR/VR (XR) Discussion
  9. Kevin__h
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    Accessing CameraCapture.mm functions in xCode

    Setting the Application.Framerate to a framerate low enough to a frame rate you can maintain stable, that does seem to "solve" the problem for me....
    Post by: Kevin__h, Apr 26, 2018 in forum: AR/VR (XR) Discussion
  10. Kevin__h
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    Accessing CameraCapture.mm functions in xCode

    But can you use it for image classification or object detection?
    Post by: Kevin__h, Apr 25, 2018 in forum: AR/VR (XR) Discussion
  11. Kevin__h
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    Accessing CameraCapture.mm functions in xCode

    Tried that one, didn't work. Also tried LateUpdate (perhaps Update was being called at the moment the object was being created so LateUpdate being...
    Post by: Kevin__h, Apr 24, 2018 in forum: AR/VR (XR) Discussion
  12. Kevin__h
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    Accessing CameraCapture.mm functions in xCode

    Update: It seems to be depending on the framerate, if I say, push the pixelbuffer through 30 times per second (a frame rate the application can...
    Post by: Kevin__h, Apr 24, 2018 in forum: AR/VR (XR) Discussion
  13. Kevin__h
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    Accessing CameraCapture.mm functions in xCode

    Ok so here we are again, completely desperate this time. I was using the pixelbuffer pointer provided by Unity and passing it through in my native...
    Post by: Kevin__h, Apr 24, 2018 in forum: AR/VR (XR) Discussion
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    Resolved ARKit support for iOS via Unity-ARKit-Plugin

    But are you waiting for enough planes to be detected? Is the environment lit up enough? And do your surfaces have some texture, some recognisable...
    Post by: Kevin__h, Apr 20, 2018 in forum: AR
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    Resolved ARKit support for iOS via Unity-ARKit-Plugin

    Make sure enough planes are detected before placing the object, move slowly, look for a good lit environment and don't point your camera at a...
    Post by: Kevin__h, Apr 19, 2018 in forum: AR
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    Resolved ARKit support for iOS via Unity-ARKit-Plugin

    Also make sure to check your rendering queue, if the AR prefab's material's rendering queue is higher than that of your virtual walls, the AR...
    Post by: Kevin__h, Apr 18, 2018 in forum: AR
  17. Kevin__h
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    Resolved ARKit support for iOS via Unity-ARKit-Plugin

    With virtual walls I actually meant exactly what you're doing. Have you tried with cubes instead of planes. Planes can only be viewed straight on...
    Post by: Kevin__h, Apr 18, 2018 in forum: AR
  18. Kevin__h
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    Resolved ARKit support for iOS via Unity-ARKit-Plugin

    Have you tried this? https://stackoverflow.com/questions/38477532/xcode-how-to-exclude-folders-from-compilation
    Post by: Kevin__h, Apr 16, 2018 in forum: AR
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    Resolved ARKit support for iOS via Unity-ARKit-Plugin

    I don't know if it's an option but you could add virtual walls on the detected planes, using those virtual walls you can have occlusion.
    Post by: Kevin__h, Apr 16, 2018 in forum: AR
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    CoreML examples.

    I suggest keeping an eye on it since I am still updating it whenever I get some spare time. I'm also planning on adding a github project. But I...
    Post by: Kevin__h, Apr 16, 2018 in forum: iOS and tvOS
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