You are very welcome and yes many more episodes coming your way 🙏 Thanks for your interest :)

Thanks Richard and a lot more coming this week on Lightship ARDK !

You are very welcome, thank you for your feedback !

You are very welcome ! Thank you

Thank you 🙏

You are welcome Jose thank you !

Thanks for your feedback Gregger and yes that’s the plan !

Thank you and I love the idea, stay tuned for more 🙏 !

Very soon thank you ! I am planning on releasing a new one this week.

@@dilmerv I think lightship gave us more features than ar fundation. I had an issue when i tried build app on android device i must set up target API to 29 its Android 10

In that case you could need to use VPS, take a look at this documentation: lightship.dev/docs/ardk/vps/authoring_wayspot_anchors.html great question!

Thanks for your interest, I am not actively looking at it just yet, more likely in a few months unless something else comes up. I appreciate your feedback.

@@chidambaramsankarasubraman3380 Thanks man. But, no luck for me, it didn't work. The app is still running though, once I skip the warning like 3 times.

Hello, I don't know if you're still looking into that but for the mockup scene: the ARDKMockEnvironments has a Living Room prefab (LivingRoom) which functions the same way as the mockup scene shown in this video.

That’s the looking glass portrait which you can get more info about it here lookingglassfactory.com/ Great question thanks !

I think you also need to import ARDK examples which holds additional scripts thats required....like AR Hit Tester

Are you currently in windows ?

@@dilmerv Yes

I had the same error, the solution is to open the PlanefindingGrid Shader (in the Assets/ARDK/Extensions/Planefinding folder), and comment (as in add "// " in the beginning of) the 25th line which is "#pragma exclude_renderers d3d11", don't forget to save.

@@eylonedri Thanks so much xox works now!!!!

depends, do you see yourself working just in the Apple ecosystem? If not, then Unity would be better choice to start. Also, this is my 2 cents, if you're just starting, recommend getting started with Unity and going through all of Dilmer's videos.

@@BUdJohnson242 Of course, good points. I’ve been working with unity for a little. Android is a good place to be. Thanks! Are there other SDK’s that make cross-platform AR development less troublesome?

I agree with Sharm, it depends on your use cases. I would recommend evaluating AR Foundation which is also cross platform, ARDK, and Vuforia.

@@dilmerv Thank you for the recommendations! Yeah it would mostly be prototyping for future projects but I’d like to learn what will be most stable.

Hello and thanks for your time and feedback. Did you download the “ARDK Mock Environments” and import it into Unity ? Let me know thanks

@@dilmerv Hello Dilmer. Yes I imported the "ARDK Mock Environments" into Unity. In the folder I see materials and models, but not a scene called mockup. I downloaded the "ARDK Mock Environments" from the downloads sections under the resources topic from the Niantic website. Let me know if I downloaded the correct one.

@@naomim8139 Hello. In the ARDK Mock Environments package there is a prefab called LivingRoom which functions the same as the Mockup Scene shown here in the video. You can drop the Living Room prefab on the Hierarchy and eveything should work the same.

Did you enable the ARCore plugin in Unity ? Are you using URP ? If so you need to add a render feature for the AR background.

@@dilmerv thank you so much for replying i used urp and it worked

your speed value (10f) change for the sprintspeed value (20f) and stay at this, add speed = 10f; in your else statement

Thanks for answering this question !

@@dilmerv thanks for thanking me! haha

Riyas how are you and thanks for your support ! As far as a training path, I would recommend to look into my Playlists and pick the one that matches your interest, I have some on AR, MR, VR, and honestly I try to cover as much as I can with videos every week. The easiest way to learn is to just start a project, pick a simple game you want to build in VR and just build it, then as you build your game you can watch some of my tutorials to help you finish the game. The key is to always make something simple but make sure you finish it. Couple of things to get started with: AR/VR/MR theory type topics: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/r56Ci9xyp7OpqoU.html Oculus Quest 2 Dev videos: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/j912i7SWp9Pcimg.html HoloLens2 Videos: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rbmAi7eDvt7VaXU.html Mixed reality experiments: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qJ6KqLqApq_Dg2g.html For AR Foundation series: kzfaq.info/sun/PLQMQNmwN3FvzCWfvCvq2AYh1CFnTlv2Es For AR look at this series to create a simple game: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oZiSo6yJ393Hh3U.html Hopefully that helps you, also always keep an eye on my twitter where I normally tell people what's coming next twitter.com/Dilmerv or GitHub where I publish all the demos github.com/dilmerv

@@dilmerv I am good Dilmer. Thanks for the guidance. I will follow the same. I will be in touch. Please guide when ever I need ya suggestion. PEACE :)

This could mean you are missing ARM64 or the minimum API selected is not the correct one. I would suggest cloning my repo from GitHub and testing it out, if it works then you can find what the difference is between your project and mine. GitHub repo 👉 github.com/dilmerv/ARDKLightshipDemos

@@dilmerv Hi Dilmer Thanks for the reply. Still facing "Google play services for AR" dialog even when I am using your repo project. My device in Pixel 3XL with Android 12. I tried in Unity versions 2020.3.14f1 and 2020.3.29f1. Also the minimum Api is 24 and both ARMv7 and ARM64 is checked.

Hello, there's an update in the lightship docs on this matter. Google enforced a limit on what you can query about other apps on the device. So in this case there is a separate way to build for API Level 30 and above. Check out this link for detailed info lightship.dev/docs/ardk/ardk_fundamentals/building_android.html#doxid-building-android