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Depending on how much structure the scene has the user can move around and the scene still tracks - e.g. if the user stands i a room and all around him the surrounding offers some form of structure, you can move around 360°. But if the movement is too fast, the tracking might be lost - but if the user moves back some degrees and the tracking is activated again, the objects should still be displayed.

You can test this if you stand in a room, wich e.g. furniture all around you, and you start the instant tracking sample. You can then turn around and add objects at different places and if the surrounding is 'noisy' enough, the tracking should be stable.

Please also note that we're currently working on integrating ARKit and ARCore -> you can find the latest beta/dev channel releases here:

http://www.wikitude.com/download/?link=beta

Greetings

Nicola

 

Hi,

If I understand correctly, you can place objects and track them fine, but if you change the 'scene' and have a new scene that needs to be tracked the original objects are not displayed anymore. If this is the case, then it sounds like expected behaviour, as the feature creates a map of the scene that you're currently looking at --> if you look at a different scene than the originial scenery which was used to initalize the map, then there is no reference for tracking.

If I missunderstood the request, please send over a video which exactly describes the use case.

Thx

Nicola