That's what Deployment Info > Mac Catalyst Interface > Optimize for Mac meant I suppose - use AppKit component?? Honestly, there aren't much doc on how Mac Catalyst would behave with these 2 options…
There was a a similar question posted by someone else here: https://www.reddit.com/r/swift/comments/xn2qi3/issue_with_app_version_for_app_store_upload/
Yes, I tried that sample and it helped me understand many concepts related to geo-tracking. However, when it adds the blue sphere model entity, it doesn't set the heading of it, which makes sense as a sphere is isotropic. In our usecase, we need to know the heading so that we can align our overlay with the AR view.
for reference, WWDC SF Ferry Building demo from this video: https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2020/10611/ which hardcodes the text orientation.
In the ARKit 4 WWDC video, Quinton mentioned here https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2020/10611/?time=284 that the geo-tracking configuration "contains a subset of the world-tracking features". Just want to know if that means geo-tracking = world-tracking outdoors.
That's what Deployment Info > Mac Catalyst Interface > Optimize for Mac meant I suppose - use AppKit component?? Honestly, there aren't much doc on how Mac Catalyst would behave with these 2 options…
There was a a similar question posted by someone else here: https://www.reddit.com/r/swift/comments/xn2qi3/issue_with_app_version_for_app_store_upload/
Yes, I tried that sample and it helped me understand many concepts related to geo-tracking. However, when it adds the blue sphere model entity, it doesn't set the heading of it, which makes sense as a sphere is isotropic. In our usecase, we need to know the heading so that we can align our overlay with the AR view.
for reference, WWDC SF Ferry Building demo from this video: https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2020/10611/ which hardcodes the text orientation.
In the ARKit 4 WWDC video, Quinton mentioned here https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2020/10611/?time=284 that the geo-tracking configuration "contains a subset of the world-tracking features". Just want to know if that means geo-tracking = world-tracking outdoors.