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Hi ,
Orientation disabled for the whole app , after presented ARViewcontroller. please help me to solve this issue.

if([ARKit deviceSupportsAR]){
_arViewController = [[ARViewController alloc] initWithDelegate:self];
[_arViewController setModalTransitionStyle: UIModalTransitionStyleFlipHorizontal];
[self presentViewController:_arViewController animated:YES completion:nil];
}

found some hint and trying to solve
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4574693/ios-device-orientation-disregarding-orientation-lock

I'm using iPhone 6 with iOS 9.3.1 app crash and show this error

'CALayer position contains NaN: [nan nan]'

Any suggestions?

It appears as though the image being piped through the ARViewController is not running at the full resolution of the camera. It's very pixelated.

Screenshot - you can see the pixelation on the edge of the computer monitor:

Hi everyone,

when i hold the phone in my hand its very hard to keep the markers with minimal movement on the screen. They are moving very fast to each direction. Is there a way to slow their movements?

Thanks

Hello guys,

Has anyone used the AR-toolkit with Parse?

I am trying to populate the array with some data coming from Parse, but it did not work.

As I am a newbie, I might be passing some wrong argument to some variables.

In Parse's data browser I can create a class, and then create an object on my code, using its PFObject class.

For each class, in Parse's data browse, I can get values from keys, and the key which inherits from Parse's PFGeoPoint class already contains latitude and longitude.

I am trying the following:

PFObject *coordinates = [PFObject objectWithClassName:@"location"];
NSMutableArray *locationArray = [[NSMutableArray alloc] init];
ARGeoCoordinate *tempCoordinate;
CLLocation       *tempLocation;


tempLocation = [[CLLocation alloc] init];
tempLocation = [coordinates objectForKey:@"shopsLocation"];
tempCoordinate = [ARGeoCoordinate coordinateWithLocation:tempLocation locationTitle:[coordinates objectForKey:@"description"]];
[locationArray addObject:tempCoordinate];

I am not finding a way to pass latitude and longitude to tempLocation using {initWithLatitude: longitude:}

tempLocation = [[CLLocation alloc] initWithLatitude:51.500152 longitude:-0.126236];
tempCoordinate = [ARGeoCoordinate coordinateWithLocation:tempLocation locationTitle:@"London"];
[locationArray addObject:tempCoordinate];

as this key "shopsLocation" already contain both.

I really appreciate your help, and thanks for sharing this great library.

I want to remove old locations from my ARViewController and want to add some new location in the view. how can i achieve this ?

I have tried to remove old locations with this method but it is not removing my old location.

• (void)removeCoordinate:(ARGeoCoordinate *)coordinate

Can any one help me for this ?

location points(white color dots) not showing in the radar view.

For your reference i used the following locations:

My current location - 12.829251,80.216331

• (NSMutableArray *)geoLocations{

  NSMutableArray *locationArray = [[NSMutableArray alloc] init];
  ARGeoCoordinate *tempCoordinate;
  CLLocation *tempLocation;

  tempLocation = [[CLLocation alloc] initWithLatitude:12.829251 longitude:80.216331];
  tempCoordinate = [ARGeoCoordinate coordinateWithLocation:tempLocation locationTitle:@"Denver"];
  [locationArray addObject:tempCoordinate];

  tempLocation = [[CLLocation alloc] initWithLatitude:12.827326 longitude:80.219271];
  tempCoordinate = [ARGeoCoordinate coordinateWithLocation:tempLocation locationTitle:@"Portland"];
  [locationArray addObject:tempCoordinate];

  tempLocation = [[CLLocation alloc] initWithLatitude:12.826489 longitude:80.219207];
  tempCoordinate = [ARGeoCoordinate coordinateWithLocation:tempLocation locationTitle:@"Chicago"];
  [locationArray addObject:tempCoordinate];

  tempLocation = [[CLLocation alloc] initWithLatitude:12.831929 longitude:80.223799];
  tempCoordinate = [ARGeoCoordinate coordinateWithLocation:tempLocation locationTitle:@"Austin"];
  [locationArray addObject:tempCoordinate];
  return locationArray;
  }.

please help me to solve this issue

The images overlap when there are points very close to each other. Check out how the yelp app handles this in "monocle mode"

It looks like the ARViewController is mean to be run full screen, but when putting it inside of another viewController or a UINavigationController, it should position elements correctly inside the parent view controller's view.

Screenshots with highlighted positioning issues:

Hi,

AugmentedRealityController and ARViewController are not being deallocated beacuse of these retain loops:

AugmentedRealityController should have "rootViewController" set to weak to avoid retain loop with ARViewController.
@Property (nonatomic, weak) UIViewController *rootViewController;

Delegate in MarkerView should also be declared as weak:
__weak id _delegate;