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I don't need exact instructions, but can anyone tell me is this even possible? :) Thanks!
Hi Steven,
The easiest way to do this is to start with the WorldObjectController object disabled in the Objects panel, and enable it through script on SurfaceTrackingReset event. Here's a simple script that will do just that:
Just create a new SceneObject, add this script onto it (bound to Initialized event) and set "target" to the WorldObjectController object. And make sure the WorldObjectController object is disabled in the Objects panel.
Note that this event doesn't fire in Lens Studio, only on device. So if you want to test it in Lens Studio, you can also add this code to the end of that script:
Hope this helps! Let me know if you have more questions about it.
Thanks,
Jacob
Hi Jacob,
Thanks a lot for your help!
Can you please elaborate more on the "set "target" to the WorldObjectController object" part? Do I set it inside the script, too? Because I see no other interface element to do it.
Sorry for the newbie questions, I'm very new to Lens studio.
Thanks again!
Hi Steven,
Let me know if you need more help!
Hi Jacob,
That's exactly what I did the first time, but I can't seem to get the "Target" field to appear:
@Jacob: Actually, nevermind, I started a new project from zero and now I see the Target field. :) Works like a charm.
Thanks a lot for your patience, and especially for the help!