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There is an AR App Wizard for this scenario. Select “New Project” at the startup of the World Builder. Then select the AR Project Template and click “Create”. Be sure to have your project path set to the place where your build is located.
In the next window you can drag & drop the build from the left area to the right to add it to your upload. Fill out the Info for the shop at the top and click “Create/Update” to create or update your product in the XR4ED shop.
This will probably be the final version (0.2.1):
The “Result” output of the Parse JSON Value node can be any number of value types. The type is determined by the input type of the node it is connected to. By connecting the Result to a node with an (x,y,z) type of input, the Result is converted to this type and comes out as (1.43,0,1). If you were to directly connect the Result to the Debug node, the Result would produce a text
[
1.43343797,
3.11937953e-07,
0.999999523
]because the Debug input type is text. In this demo the Parse JSON nodes are connected to identity operations (+0 or *1) to force the Result to be of the required (x,y,z) type, but in practice you will probably connect the Result output to something that works with the correct type which you want to operate with and thus needs no forced conversion.
We heard about this problem that the templates won’t show, but that was related to the “Empty” folder not being present. What you could do is post your log file after starting up the World Builder and after calling “New Project”.
The Player.log file is located in this folder:
C:\Users\<YOUR NAME>\AppData\LocalLow\Nuro\World BuilderI’m not sure what happened there. The file(s) that the World Builder is looking for is located in this folder
C:\Nuro\World Builder\World Builder_Data\StreamingAssets\Templates(The path may be different on your system, but anything below “World Builder” is always the same)
There should be a folder called “Empty” in there. If it’s not, you could search for it. If you can’t find it anywhere, try completely uninstalling the World Builder installation (including manually deleting anything that is still in that folder). And then reinstalling the WB.
If that still doesn’t work, try installing the previous version, locate the “Empty” folder and copy it somewhere safe. Then uninstall that older version (including manually deleting anything that is still in that folder to be safe), reinstall the new version and copy the “Empty” folder to the above-mentioned “Templates” folder.
I am sorry for the inconvenience. We hope to find out what’s going wrong there soon.
Too late, it’s already done 😉
Does your WorldBuilder folder contain this path?
C:\Nuro\World Builder\World Builder_Data\StreamingAssets\Templates\Empty(if that’s where you installed it)
“Empty” is the standard Template to create a new project. It should contain a “Project” folder and “Descripton.txt” as well as “Template_Banner.png”.
If this is not the case, you may want to first uninstall the WB and then run the installer again.
We now published 2 plugin examples which you can download. A third example is planned to come out soon which covers extending the location UI. The example plugin code is here.
Can you confirm that this issue has gone away with the last release (0.2.0)? I also still recommend to install the World Builder in an ‘unsafe’ location such as “d:/Nuro/World Builder” instead of “C:/Program Files (x86)/Nuro/World Builder”.
I see that what you are trying to do is very common. So I expanded the Parse JSON Node to make life easier for you.
I suppose, this is more to your liking? 😉
The outputs return “”, 0.0, (0.0,0.0), etc. if the JSON is not structured in the expected way.
Next release…
OK, what you need to do is this:
Notice that the predictions have a ‘.’ (period) in front and you can only select one value at a time.
However, the Merge Node currently does not support strings as inputs (only floats). This will be fixed in the next update. Sorry! But the next update (0.2.1) is not far away…
I fully agree! But the outputs must be a single boolean output named “result” (not flow outputs like in your example) to match our logic.
Currently our paradigm is that we want users to fully immerse into the scene. This means, we don’t support manipulation through laser pointers on purpose. This may change if we get a lot of feedback asking for this feature.
Thank you for this bug report! I put it on our ToDo list. For now, please don’t use nested comments until we fixed that.
The world builder will be able to upload an app into the store. The details still need to be discussed but as far as I know this is already available in the WB.
Currently we don’t have or plan to have that functionality. However, you will soon be able to encode your own Nodes in the Logic Editor and then you could use the gaze direction/start position to cast a ray the way you want.
