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How to export to Android, forcing the camera to capture image on vertical or Portraite mode...
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no there is not actually.
but I don't understand the difference for video output. since the camera orientation do not matter for the input/output picture ?!
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The Apk is for Android Mobile Phone, where the marker image height is long and the widht is short, the video overlay is a animation of the marker image.
The tranparent video effect, shows the marker geting alive, so the orientation of the camera must be equal to the sreen display.
Any idea.. ? Thanks
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Mike, visual draw on the picture to make it clear
Last edited by el_motoblock (16-May-2016 19:14:30)
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Im looking for a solution similar to these , that´s why the importance for the alignement with the camera view!
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ok so just add your object on a dummy and adjust the rotation like you can see on video tutorials.
the camera orientation is not involved in this. what is the result on your app ?
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If I understand correctly what you want is to do an app in portrait mode.
I think you can do it simply by creating a rotated HUD.
I mean without changing anything in the android manifest. just create your hud already rotated. make your buttons bitmaps rotated by 90° and align on the right, so it will appear on bottom on the phone.
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Yes i just pretend an app in portrait mode, aligning the view of the real world from camera, with the overlay image/video/3D, a augmented reality like this example:
How to create a rotated HUD, is that a PlugIT?
Last edited by Mike (17-May-2016 13:13:55)
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for the buttons you want on the screen bottom, just rotate the button image in your image editor and align it to the right / center of the screen. so it will appear on the bottom on your phone.
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Can we rotate the video and the camera as well?
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you can download https://svn.scolring.org/trunk/setups/a … ndroid.exe
and change the manifest manually to portrait mode to test it
for front camera (index 1) enable mirror on ArCapture plugIT
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Hi..just asking if in a same app (export in portait mode), I want AR capture image 1 in landscape view then AR capture image 2 in portrait view, how to do like this example? just rotate the button for landscape view?
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I think i understand now, rotate 3d object & button
Last edited by shahbiz8 (3-Jul-2017 15:02:54)
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