Infinity Code Forum — Does this map asset work with AR SDKs for GeoLocation?

Re: Does this map asset work with AR SDKs for GeoLocation?

2017-07-01T21:11:45Z

Hello.

Theoretically - this is possible.
Practically - I think this is the wrong way.
You will try to force the map work not as planned.
But in fact you just need a few formulas for orientation and distance (which you can easily find on the Internet) to position your markers in AR.
In my opinion, it's much easier to do this without a map.
In addition, it will work much faster.

Re: Does this map asset work with AR SDKs for GeoLocation?

2017-07-01T09:37:52Z

I think I'm trying to do the exactly same as @aero - to recreate something like this https://www.wikitude.com/showcase/hotel … or-hotels/
Could it be done just with Online Maps plus overlaying the camera view? e.g. using this asset assetstore.unity3d.com/en/#!/content/81488 (overlaying only the markers from Online Maps on the captured camera view)
So no need to use Wikitude SDK at all.
The challenge is to get the camera view to align with the Online Maps. Does this sound possible based on Online Maps?

Re: Does this map asset work with AR SDKs for GeoLocation?

2017-06-27T02:57:52Z

Yes.

http://infinity-code.com/atlas/online-m … tml#Marker

Re: Does this map asset work with AR SDKs for GeoLocation?

2017-06-27T02:47:56Z

Thanks for the answer, so about the Online Maps asset, you can place an object on a certain lat-long coordinates using C# code and save that mark?

Re: Does this map asset work with AR SDKs for GeoLocation?

2017-06-27T02:06:35Z

Hello.

Theoretically, this should be compatible, because Wikitude has a plugin for Unity.
But, we did not test this. Honestly, I first hear about wikitude at all.

Does this map asset work with AR SDKs for GeoLocation?

2017-06-26T20:36:43Z

I have not got this product yet, I want to make sure it supports what i need.
Did any one test this with an AR sdk like Wikitude for geo-location, do you use the script provided with this map asset to place object on a location or do you use wikitdue script to do it?

Thank you