Hello everyone, I am getting that error all the time:
Communication with Apple failed. Your maximum App ID limit has been reached. You may create up to 10 App IDs every 7 days.
I haven't build a single application on my phone for a quite long time. It says 10 App IDs every 7 days.
What could be wrong? thanks
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Hello everyone,
I am learning about ARKit, SceneKit, etc.
To deeply understand SceneKit, I wanted to go through that video. Sadly, when clicked, it takes me nowhere. I cannot find that video through the Developer app either.
Anyone happened to know what may be the reason for that?
Thanks
Using move(to:) method to update Entity's position works only if I don't use the the initialiser with duration parameter.
sphere.move(to: newTransform, relativeTo: nil, duration: 0.75) // Absolutely no effect
sphere.move(to: newTransform, relativeTo: nil) // Instant effect
Both called from the Main thread. I don't understand what may cause this strange behaviour.
Restoring "larger" ARWorldMap causes the app to crash. I am saying larger because the very same map saved earlier, with fewer anchors and feature points, does not crash and maps properly.
It seems that the size of the ARWorldMap may make a difference or rather the amount of tracked anchors and feature points.
I am not sure what made the exact difference but here is the ARWorldMap object and its specs:
<ARWorldMap: 0x281c0cb40 center=(3.393822 0.345988 7.653722) extent=(21.671013 7.832555 20.250080) | 130 anchors, 9326 features>
Tracking data: 20.4 MB
The ARWorldMap is correctly fetched from the memory and passed to the configuration:
if let map = retrieveMap() {
configuration.initialWorldMap = map
}
The app crashes precisely before it correctly maps the surroundings.
func session(_ session: ARSession, cameraDidChangeTrackingState camera: ARCamera) {
switch session.currentFrame?.worldMappingStatus {
case .some(.mapped):
print("found") // Never executes with the "faulty" map
default:
print("problem")
}
}
My situation seems to be related to this thread but not entirely.
https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/702596