The best I’ve found here.
https://docs.unrealengine.com/en-us/UE-Dev-Blog/ARKit-20-Support-in-UE4-420
I need to scan my model and upload it to the cloud. But I have no idea how to do it (
Have you succeeded? Would be interesting to know how to use that feature.
Need a guide for Object Tracking, too. Big client will kill me if it doesnt work, because I promised them it works, because it is listed as feature in the documentation of the engine but no documentation there to get it to really working.
I have a kit on the marketplace that includes object detection for IOS devices: https://www.unrealengine.com/marketp…eality-toolkit It also comes with a guide.
If you’re not interested in the kit but would like help with object detection here are the steps I used (ARKit only):
1 - Set your session type to “object scanning”
2 - visualise the AR point cloud with debug points so you see what the ARkit is scanning
3 - use the “Get AR candidate object” node to capture the object when scanning it with your device
4 - Save the captured object data to a slot on your device
5 - Use iTunes to access the save file on your device
6 - load the save game from within the blueprint construction script to set **public variables **in a blueprint
7 - Drop the blueprint into the world, the object data you scanned should now be visible in details panel
8- Copy the data from the public variables
11 - Create an “ARcandidateObject” by right clicking in the content browser then /misc/data asset
12 - paste all the data in here
13 - add the ARcandidateObject to the AR session config
11 - change the session type to world
12 - in your AR pawn blueprint add these nodes: event tick - get all ar geometries - for each loop - cast to AR tracked object - get detected object - get friendly name - equals (the friendly name of your object) - branch - (if true…whatever you want to happen when the object is detected)
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This is fantastic, thanks)
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