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ARKit with map data?
Hi, I've been asked to estimate a project that would require ARKit, unfortunately I'm new to the technology and need some quick answers as to how it works. The app my customer wants to build would overlay simple graphics at street addresses, as the user pointed their camera at buildings or storefronts. For this to work, I'd need to be able to have the AR view tell me what map locations or street addresses are being seen in the camera view. Is this possible? Thanks, Frank
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SwiftUI dynamic positioning of a subview
Hi, I'm trying to figure out how to manually position a subview within a view using SwiftUI. For example, when the user taps the screen, I want to place a small icon on the screen at the position tapped. I know how to get the coordinates of the tapped location but I don't know how to either place a view there or move an existing view already being shown to that location. In a regular non-SwiftUI app I can set the frame, or set up constraints. I don't know what the best approach is in SwiftUI. Thanks.
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ARKit with map data?
Hi, I've been asked to estimate a project that would require ARKit, unfortunately I'm new to the technology and need some quick answers as to how it works. The app my customer wants to build would overlay simple graphics at street addresses, as the user pointed their camera at buildings or storefronts. For this to work, I'd need to be able to have the AR view tell me what map locations or street addresses are being seen in the camera view. Is this possible? Thanks, Frank
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SwiftUI dynamic positioning of a subview
Hi, I'm trying to figure out how to manually position a subview within a view using SwiftUI. For example, when the user taps the screen, I want to place a small icon on the screen at the position tapped. I know how to get the coordinates of the tapped location but I don't know how to either place a view there or move an existing view already being shown to that location. In a regular non-SwiftUI app I can set the frame, or set up constraints. I don't know what the best approach is in SwiftUI. Thanks.
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