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Create your own Augmented Artwork Experience with Reality Composer | iPad
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- Опубліковано 14 сер 2024
- For this #QuickLesson we're going to learn how to create a mind-blowing Augmented Reality experience which is based on a piece of our own artwork or an image that we've found. We're going to photograph that artwork and import it into the Reality Composer app, setting is as an Image Anchor. Then we'll build our own AR Experience around that image using text, speech bubbles, 3D models and more before previewing it using Augmented Reality. Lastly, if you'd like to go even further, we're going to add animations and movement to our AR objects to make them appear and move around your artwork. It sounds like a lot, but with this Quick Lesson you'll be away and creating in no time!
So grab an iPad - or maybe get your class to grab their iPads - and let's get started!
#EveryoneCanCreate
Lesson Contents:
00:00 Welcome
00:30 Lesson Overview
01:03 What You'll Need
01:17 Step 1 (Photograph your Physical Artwork)
02:17 Step 2 (Prepare your Workspace)
03:53 Step 3 (Build your Augmented Artwork)
08:09 Step 4 (Preview + Adjust your AR Artwork)
09:06 Step 5 (Go Further by Adding Animations)
11:18 Conclusion
WOW!! I must say, YOU are the most effective teacher I've seen on the internet...clear, concise and very easy to understand, in a non-tekkie language!! Now, on to your creativity...amazing!! Excellent presentation skills (audio as well as video) !! The best I've seen. Thanks. Definitely Liked and Subscribed!!
Very cool! Thank you for your step-by-step guide.
Great sharing
Woow, very useful and good-looking tutorial. Well done! Thanks for your work!
Thank you for the kind words David, it’s much appreciated! Hopefully you’ll find lots more useful tutorials on my channel too (and yes that is meant to be a subtle plug to kindly ask you to subscribe 😂)
That was the first thing i did after watching the video ;)
I'm trying out Reality Composer for the first time ever today. I'm looking forward to enhancing my own digitally painted 2D artwork (Procreate) and digitally created 3D sculptures (Nomad Sculpt) with this AR tool. Thank you for making this video tutorial. It's a brilliant intro for someone as old as me (late 60s) and a real inspiration for me to take advantage of the many new creative possibilities. Thank you again for your hard work.
is possible see only with the browser? without download app?
Love this!!! So creative!
Thank you! Let me know how you get on if you give it a try 😎
This is great!! I can’t wait to try it with my students!
Yo love this tutorial -- it is super clear and the aesthetics are relaxing on the eyes! I just started this tutorial journey myself, I hope I can be as useful as you!
Amazing lesson, greatly explained
Thanks, I really appreciate that! Feel free to subscribe, I’m trying to make a new one each week (until the coffee runs out anyway!)
@@iPhoneQuickTips i subscribed ;)
Amazing lesson
Thanks, I really appreciate that! Feel free to subscribe, I’m trying to make a new one each week (until the coffee runs out anyway!)
Great tutorial! Thank you!
Thanks, I really appreciate that! Feel free to subscribe, I’m trying to make a new one each week (until the coffee runs out anyway!)
@@iPhoneQuickTips I hope you have a huge stock of coffee. ;-)
Awesome! I really enjoyed your style of teaching and this got me excited to see what can I do with this!👍
Thanks, I really appreciate that! Feel free to subscribe, I’m trying to make a new one each week (until the coffee runs out anyway!)
@@iPhoneQuickTips Done Jacob! Keep ‘em coming please! ❤️🤘
Dunno if anyone gives a damn but if you are bored like me atm you can stream all the new movies on InstaFlixxer. I've been streaming with my girlfriend during the lockdown =)
@Leonidas Dominic Yea, I've been watching on instaflixxer for since november myself :)
Could I have used the Scan feature in Files instead of the camera?
Help! I’m have trouble importing images on my iPhone, everything is greyed out, what am I doing wrong?
Love your work by the way!
Is it possible to use different anchor art on different pages of a book to make multiple page AR art or is it a single art kind of thing?
You are amazing! I love how you get to the point with mind-blowing activities! Do you have a masterclass or offer any training?
Thank you, that's really lovely feedback! No, I don't offer any training at the moment but it's something I've been thinking a lot about. What sort of training would you find interesting/helpful?
@@iPhoneQuickTips I love your project examples. I feel like I can take that into my classroom. Maybe training on more projects, you've done or specific apps you find most helpful. Overall, your channel is incredible!!!! Thank you for taking the time to share your work.
@@ysabelortiz8424 What kinds of things do you want to take into the classroom? Interactive multiplayer things or just AR implementations that will inspire the kids?
Thank you for this! Is there a way that the public at large can see this kind of AR animation when scanning an image, without sending them the .reality file? For example, by scanning an image of your album on Spotify with their camera?
Impressive video. Much appreciated.
I'm interested in using this tech for education. I'd like to be able to do object capture of a fire truck, then add callouts and then share in 3d renderer. It's not an AR use case as such. I know there are ios apps that already do capture via lidar, and i'm intrigued as to how they do it, since ARKit will only run on a Mac running Monterey.
Being able to publish 3d objects, like a portable pump, with callouts would be a really valuable educational tool.
(I'm a flutter geek and a volunteer firefighter).
Thanks for your work.
Great tutorial. Can this be done for multiple pieces of art in the same experience, such as walking around an art gallery?
Great video! Thanks for sharing this idea.
But what happens afterwards? How can the students scan the artwork and can they do it on their own iPads ? Hope you find the time to answer me because I would really like to Incorperate this idea into my lesson plans.
Great question! So firstly you can save the Reality Composer file and share it with pupil iPads if you want to create something for them to experience - but far better I’d suggest letting them create this themselves from start to finish! They can follow this tutorial themselves or you can teach them in real time. It’s great fun and I bet they’ll love it. Don’t forget you could always use the iPads built in Screen Recorder to capture their learning and share it as a video.
Hope that helps! I know it’s cheeky but please do feel free to subscribe to the channel too, this is my tenth QuickLesson video and there’ll be lots more to come as well I’m sure :)
How can we share it with android users ,any solution?
You can't share the Reality Composer file itself I don't believe
It’s not working on my iPad and iPhone . They both are running on iOS and iPadOS 15
Which part of the process isn’t working?
@@iPhoneQuickTips I installed RealityComposer but there is no option to create document 😞
That’s very weird! Maybe it’s a bug in iOS15, but I’m running the latest beta too and the plus button is still there for me to create a new document - I just tried it now to check for you.
@@iPhoneQuickTips Thanks so much Jacob for helping me out I just saw an update of the app and the bug has been solved
So glad to hear it!