I'm guessing Actable uses QualComm AR technology under the hood.
Jim Lambert
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Thanks Paul !
Yes, I am a 3D Lingo veteran and I also recognize your name from Direct-L. I
thought that Director will never give me any more aid in this life, but I will
certainly explore the solution you suggest as a main option. Cheers, these are
great news ! (if it is Director-quirk-proof, o
Hi.
Did I hear you say you were a Director user? (I think I recognise your name for
Direct-L list). You can do this type of AR in Director using a Flash object to
handle video input and map a 3d object into a scene using Valentin's AR
library. I've only messed with the demos - never done anyth
If you don't need the "Pro" features and can live with the standard Unity
splash screen then it's free for iOS now. If those thing aren't true then yes,
its several times the cost of LiveCode.
Sergio Schvarstein wrote:
>Thanks Mark for your answer.
>
>These days I am exploring different possib
Thanks Mark for your answer.
These days I am exploring different possibilities and I found Vuforia as a very
possible solution.
I will also look Unity, following your advice. I have a lot of 3D programming
skills inherited from 3D Lingo so maybe I can find a good path with Unity. I've
explored
Thanks Monte for your answer.
As I wrote to Dave I need the other AR way, that is to glue a 3D object to a
printed pattern. Nice try and also interesting to know it for another projects.
Maybe you can add this kind of tools to your future set of externals. I think
there's lot of market for this
Thanks Brahmanathaswami !
I completely agree that all the features described can be a very promising
market for developers, creating tools and also offering customization, as in
the case I am needing now to solve. I also agree that mixing the software
capabilities and the server space offering
Thanks Hakan !
It seems very very interesting and I am starting to explore this way.
Today I don't know how to convert a tool like this into an external, but maybe
it's time to learn about it.
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Thanks Dave for your answer.
Sorry for not clarifying it before, but I mean the second AR way, that is
displaying a 3D model, an image or a video on a printed pattern.
Actually, I have no hope that this is possible to solve with LiveCode, except
with the addition of an external utility.
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> Is there any way or tool for creating an Augmented Reality app for iOS using
> LiveCode ?
LiveCode is (currently at least) a truly terrible tool for building augmented
reality apps - primarily because it has no functionality for handling 3d
content or 3d rendering. Even if you
I think Augmented Reality may have a variety of implementations. So it
probably depends on what you want to do.
FWIW: Our printer for Hinduism Today magazine, Quad Graphics, has just
done a major sales pitch (to me) to buy their augmented reality
"product" which is based on a
There is some cool technology built by the Swedish company 13th Lab called
PointCloud. There is both an SDK, that might be turned in to an external, and a
PointCloud browser that you control with HTML/JavaScript that should not be
that hard to integrate into a LC app.
http://pointcloud.io
Ski
I noticed this the other day on cocoacontrols:
https://github.com/promet/PRAugmentedReality
Could be made into an external for LiveCode
Cheers
Monte
On 30/06/2013, at 5:41 AM, Dave Probert wrote:
> Hi Sergio,
>
> Currently there are no tools (that I know of) to do Augmented R
Hi Sergio,
Currently there are no tools (that I know of) to do Augmented Reality in
livecode, but that does not mean that it cannot be done.
It really depends on what you mean by AR.
There is AR where you overlay a video feed with data based on your position
and where you are looking at
Thanks Gerry.
Does anyone have a recommendation for an AR development tool for iOS ?
I am Livecoder but not Xcoder.
By now I'm looking Metaio, but it needs Xcoding for customization.
Thanks again.
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Nope :)
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On 29/06/2013, at 2:18 AM, Sergio Schvarstein wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is there any way or tool for creating an Augmented Reality app for iOS using
> LiveCode ?
>
> Thanks :-)
>
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Hi,
Is there any way or tool for creating an Augmented Reality app for iOS using
LiveCode ?
Thanks :-)
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too early ask for samples.
> However, in theory, do you think is it possible to create an Augmented
> Reality application using your external to manage the Relevant Points
> on the map?
> All the best
> Paolo
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Monte you are right, it is too early ask for samples.
However, in theory, do you think is it possible to create an Augmented
Reality application using your external to manage the Relevant Points
on the map?
All the best
Paolo
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Hehe, I'd be very surprised given I only released mergMK a few days ago ;-)
On 21/04/2012, at 3:39 PM, Paolo Mazza wrote:
> Hi all,
> I wonder if any of you developed a mobile app of Augmented reality using LC
> and the Mergex map kit extension of Monte.
Hi all,
I wonder if any of you developed a mobile app of Augmented reality using LC
and the Mergex map kit extension of Monte.
Ciao
Paolo
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On Tue, Nov 1, 2011 at 11:52 AM, Joe Hughes wrote:
> Hi,
>
>Does anyone know if there are commands in LiveCode that allow for
> previewing video in iOS? I've seen that it is possible using the Video
> demo but only on my laptop. And the commands appear to be for non mobile
> OSs. I've s
Hi,
Does anyone know if there are commands in LiveCode that allow for
previewing video in iOS? I've seen that it is possible using the Video demo
but only on my laptop. And the commands appear to be for non mobile OSs. I've
seen some interesting apps that overlay video and would love
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