Adding Models to the Scene
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Displaying 3D contents in your environment
Build an ARKit 2 App
In the last sections, we were able to detect a plane and show a focus square to help us assign a placement for our model. We also got acquainted with hit testing and world transform. Now, we have all the tools necessary to display our virtual object. In this tutorial, we will learn how to retrieve a model and present it in the scene with the trigger of a button. Once it’s shown, we will hide the focus square as a result.
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1
Introduction to ARKit
Adding a virtual object into the real world using your device’s camera
10:27
2
SceneKit Scene Editor
Building a 3D stage for your AR experience
23:01
3
Importing 3D Models
Integrating your own designs into real life
18:57
4
Configuration for ARKit
Behind the scene of your AR project
12:43
5
Plane Detection
Searching for real world surfaces
25:57
6
Focus Square
Choosing your preferred spot in placing your virtual objects
29:38
7
Adding Models to the Scene
Displaying 3D contents in your environment
31:36
8
Image Detection
How to create an illusion by scanning an image
21:25
9
Animation and Lighting
Making an illusion realistic
13:20
10
Buttons and Interactions
Trigger an action with a button
16:04
11
Multiple Screens
Create grid based layout
30:09
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