ARRaycast_Example Class

A demo showcasing how to use two types of raycasts in AR. A standard physics raycast can be used normally in AR as long as it is provided with the touch position. A Pose ASL raycast receives the Pose of any object the raycast hits. This demo allows AR users to raycast on objects within an AR space, as well as allowing a secondary PC user to spectate and select ASL objects. At least one AR user must be present when using this demo, as the PC user cannot create/view AR planes and thus cannot create spheres. Additionally, for simplicity, the PC user cannot move or rotate, however, these values can be changed if running within the Unity editor. Users switch between two modes, Select mode or Create mode. In Create mode, AR users can create spheres (ASL objects) on scanned AR planes. In Select mode, AR users can select AR planes as well as spheres, and PC users can select created spheres. Information is displayed to the user via text and informs the user of the object they have hit, or if the raycast hit the UI, or did not hit any object. Video Example: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-tFcISyVAa5TGP3zB6ys4ay6Tqq7fy_n/view?usp=sharing

public class ARRaycast_Example : MonoBehaviour

Public Class ARRaycast_Example
	Inherits MonoBehaviour

public ref class ARRaycast_Example : public MonoBehaviour

type ARRaycast_Example =  
    class
        inherit MonoBehaviour
    end