Wikitude

hi Aitor,

I am still reviewing what different implementations causes different results.

The implementation in Wikitude SDK after I modify to just fire once, I can see the Geo object.

The almost same implementation in another workspace just cannot see the Geo object.

Do you think the library source I use matter? I cannot verify with Wikitude SDK workspace, it got a build error after I change to implementation 'com.wikitude:js:9.6.0'

implementation project(path: ':wikitude-sdk')
implementation 'com.wikitude:js:9.6.0' 

I have replaced the public void onLocationChanged(Location location) and poiatlocation.js to become identical, still, I cannot get the Geo object shown on phone. An indicator marker is drawn and keep moving/pointing where is the Geo Object but did not show on the screen.

markerObject.drawables.addIndicatorDrawable(indicatorDrawable);

I really cannot find what other causes different result.

Singapore time at 3.33 pm, after clean and rebuild, an ADE menu appears, this is my first time seeing it.

I think I found the problem, this "altitude": 100.0 give the problem

sample code

if (!World.initiallyLoadedData) {

            /* Creates a poi object with a random location near the user's location. */

            var poiData = {

                "id": 1,

                "longitude": (lon + (Math.random() / 5 - 0.1)),

                "latitude": (lat + (Math.random() / 5 - 0.1)),

                "altitude": 100.0

            };

My modification, problem, "altitude": alt also got a problem

if (!World.initiallyLoadedData) {
    /* Creates a poi object with a random location near the user's location. */
    var poiData = {
        "id": 1,
        /*"longitude": (lon + (Math.random() / 5 - 0.1)),
        "latitude": (lat + (Math.random() / 5 - 0.1)),*/
        "longitude": lon,
        "latitude": lat,
        "altitude": (0.0 + alt)
    };

what should be the correct way of passing parameters and the Geo object to user relationship, especially the altitude?

architectView.setLocation(location.getLatitude(), location.getLongitude(), location.getAltitude(), accuracy);

I send in by 5.0 + location.getAltitude() also not working correctly.

the document and example are not very clear too.

by the way, I also like to know how to set the altitude for the Geo Object (yellow cyclinder) for the example below, let us said.

LAT1 = 1.3250652, LOG1=103.8908282 Altitude = 20.8099365234375 (phone info)

LAT2 = 1.3250684, LOG1=103.89083 Altitude = 25.809937

version 9.6.0, "altitude": AR.CONST.UNKNOWN_ALTITUDE will have the same result where the geo object is missing and the indicator is pointing, like "altitude": (0.0 + alt) behaviour.

Is a very bad implementation approach when a user calls the setLocation API, in the background the Lat, Lot was the user location parameter, and in the example, it then set up an object location in Javascript.

It should have setUserLocation and setObjectLocation java APIs where developers may want to compute and the location of user and object at Java or Kotlin level.

Hello Juan Luis , 

I have a problem where my application doesn't detect the user's location, could you please show me how did you implement it?

Hi Aitor

Kindly try the following implementations (1,2,3) on Wikitude 9.6.0 examples 08_PointOfInterest_4_SelectingPois to see the AR engine problem.

1. "altitude": (2.0 + alti),

2. //"altitude": alti,

3. //"altitude": AR.CONST.UNKNOWN_ALTITUDE,

Hi Aitor

What is your distance between the Geo Object and the test device?

Have you tried to replace the original sample with my 3 sample files?

Have you tried these values?

1. "altitude": (2.0 + alti),

2. //"altitude": alti,

3. //"altitude": AR.CONST.UNKNOWN_ALTITUDE,

08_PointOfInterest_1_PoiAtLocation sample is 100. when you change to ALT send from SimpleGeoArActivity.java see what happen.