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Under the “Image Target Behaviour (script)” we will have to change “Data Set” to “Image_Targets” and “Image Target” to “stones_hires”. Now, in the Inspector panel for the Image Target we will have to make some changes. Let’s add it to our scene at X=0, Y=-50, Z=0. It can be found under “Assets > Vuforia > Prefabs”. Next, let’s add the ImageTarget to our scene.

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In the Inspector panel, we will have to paste the unique key we had previously received from Vuforia’s License Manager.Īt this point in time if we press the Play button in the Unity Editor we should be able to see our WebCam feed in the Game View. Let’s also delete the Main Camera from the scene (it can be found under the Hierarchy Panel, “Right Click > Delete”) as we already have an ARCamera.įor our ARCamera to run, we will have to add the App License Key. We can find this under “Assets > Vuforia > Prefabs” and drag it into our scene at X=0, Y=0, Z=0. “ARCamera” is an Augmented Reality camera prefab from Vuforia and is very similar to a regular camera. Next, we will have to add an ARCamera to our scene. Once imported, our Assets folder will look like this:

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We will have to log in with our Unity Account to download and import this model. Here we can find a Samurai model by the name of “Red Samurai”, for free. Time to add some 3D models to our project. We will have two packages, one corresponding to our dataset ( Image_Targets.unitypackage) and the other corresponding to Vuforia 5 SDK for Unity ( vuforia-unity-5-0-5.unitypackage) which can be found here. This can be done by going to “Assets > Import Package > Custom Package”. Next, we will have to import the Vuforia Unity packages. Let’s start by creating a new Unit圓D project by the name of “ARDemo”. You can find some more interesting tutorials on Unity here. The tutorial assumes very basic knowledge of Unity. Recently, it has also been emerging as the game engine for HMDs. Unity is a powerful and widely used game engine. This will generate a Unity package containing trackable information about this trackable database. Let’s download the dataset by selecting “Download Dataset > Unity editor”. We can also have a look at the feature points of our image by selecting “stones_hires > Show features” A good rating means that it can be used for tracking, whereas a bad rating means that the image does not have enough feature points (interesting points in the image like edges, corners etc which are used for tracking in image processing). Any arbitrary value can be selected for width, say 50.Īfter a short upload time, the target will be added and we will have a “Download Dataset” option.Īn important thing to note here is the “Rating”. For this tutorial, we will be using a single image target and the stones_hires image. Vuforia supports various kinds of targets like single image, cylindrical, cuboidal, 3D image etc. So, we select the database and click on “Add Target”. Next, we will need to add images to the newly made database.

We head over to “Develop > Target Manager” and select “Add Database” and fill in the details: The next step is to set up an image as a target. Once we select “ARDemo”, we will get the license key. This will direct us back to the “License Manager” page where the application’s name will appear. Once we fill in the details, we can select “Next” and then “Confirm”. We will be prompted with a page like this one: To create a license key, we need to head over to “Develop > License Manager” and select “Add License Key”.

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To use Vuforia with Unity, we will need to do two things:Ī license key is a unique ID which is required to create an app in Unity which uses Vuforia. Once logged in, we can proceed to the “Develop” page. As you can see in Project Settings the SDK is selected.To get started, we will need to go to Vuforia’s Developer Portal and create an account. I have searched online and read people saying it's from not being synced to Gradle, but when I open APKs like this there is no Gradle included. This takes me to this error if I try to click the green arrow: Then I go File > Invalidate Caches / Restart. To fix the library error, I then select the folder that contains them. If I click File > Profile or Debug APK and select my APK, it opens up a new project that looks like this: I have Android Studio and Gradle installed.

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However, I can't figure out how to do this. I need to open the APK in Android Studio to figure out why I am having this problem. I have encountered an Android specific issue here with an APK I have made from Unity: Why does the order of these two functions matter? If one goes first they both run.

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