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Hi,

Do you means that you want to push on a button and it appears an object ; and iIf you push on another button, the object desappers and another different object appears instead of the first object ?

Try using the Hide Plugit to show and hide your differents objects you want to display and map them with your buttons.

\o/ Happy new year !!

Hello,

I have to write a tutorial about how to make an application using Augmented Reality in OpenSpace3D for a website.
I will copy paste the link when it will be published

In fact, markers are generated by the PlugIt ArMarker.
In ArMarker PlugIt, you can select marker by using the marker's id.
To save the marker in a picture file (bmp), you can click on the "Save" Button. And you'll have your marker in a picture file .

Hi,

Thank you. That helps me to understand your problem.
In fact, you don't have pass texture on your objects so you can't apply a texture on them.
And you don't have selected a picture to apply on objects...

I'm not sure that you want to do.

1 - If you want to change color of the first "operazione", you can use material/material_color PlugIT.
2 - If you want to change texture of the first "operazione", you have to put a picture in your change_texture PlugIt.
3 - If you want to show ramdomly "operaziones", you can use object/hide PlugIT.

I will make you an example of what you want

The second choice is better than the first

2) on init inst -> link -> random output inst
= You link the event "Init" on the "Input" action of your random output inst.

If it's doesn't work, have you put your object in your change_Texture PlugIt ?
(Other : It's difficult to know if it's doesn't work on a random function maybe you have randomly the same number)

Hi,

I think you have examples in Partition_LockedApp\demos\car_showroom\media\ directory.
The file interf.fla has example to do that.

import flash.external.ExternalInterface;

//Call function :
ExternalInterface.call("NameOfTheCallFunction");

//Callback Function :
ExternalInterface.addCallback("NameOfTheCallback", NameOfTheFunctionCalledBack);

Hi,

With Aruco, it's not possible to modify marker because it's automatically generated.
But, some generated marker contains letters inside. For example, marker 955 look likes a B, marker 942 look likes a R, ...
You can try to search some letters in there

Here the list that i already found :

I = 0  ;  D = 939
L = 3  ;  N = 938
C = 771  ;  K = 190
G = 787  ;  B = 955
R = 110 - 442 - 942
E = 273 - 819

Hello,

To compile the library of Aruco, you have to generate the project with cmake. After, you compile just aruco100. (Not the others projects)
The library aruco100.lib is generated in the directory bin/Release.
To use aruco100.lib copy and paste the library in the directory aruco-1.0.0/SDK/lib/Release.

Hope i answer to your question.