Ep. 005 // Creating Thumbnails for 3D USDZ Assets
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- Опубліковано 29 чер 2024
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Welcome to our RealityKit + SwiftUI Course! In this course, you’ll learn how to build an AR furniture app for iPhone and iPad.
In this video, we’ll go over how to create thumbnails for 3D USDZ assets.
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Hey there, I saw your video of body tracking and gotta say it was really helpful.
But, if possible, Can you please make a video on how can we rig our own character so that it's compatible with ARKIT's motion capture. Also there's no video regarding this on the web so guess it would help many other's like me too.
Why we still have to remove background while already export to png?
A PNG image allows for transparency in the image but doesn’t automatically make the background transparent. So we have to remove the background and then save as PNG. Hope that helps :)
Best,
Ryan
Why the usdz objects are small when it placed !
There is a scaleCompensation property in the Model class. If your model was created in real-world scale with Meters as its units, then you can set the scaleCompensation to 1 (telling it to not change the scale). If you're model is too big, then scaleComp should be between 0 and 1, if the model at 1 is too small, then you can provide a scaleComp of greater than 1 to make it look real-world scale. Let me know if that makes senses :)
Best,
Ryan
@@realityschool Thanks Ryan Appreciated :) Keep doing more stuffs ..