Wikitude

Hello Doaa,

There is a documentation section that describes how you can retrieve the data if they are stored locally or in a webservice. You can find more information here https://www.wikitude.com/external/doc/documentation/latest/android/retrievingpoidata.html#from-a-local-resource. You can also define custom visual representation of your POIs, that's no problem. You may e.g. define a mapping between type and idle/selected marker. Create one ImageDrawable per type in your experience code's init block. e.g.

World.markerImageRessources = {"idle": {}, "selected": {}};
World.markerImageRessources.idle["typeA"] = new AR.ImageRessource("https://myserver.com/typeA_idle.png")
World.markerImageRessources.selected["typeA"] = new AR.ImageRessource("https://myserver.com/typeA_selected.png")
World.markerImageRessources.idle["typeB"] = new AR.ImageRessource("https://myserver.com/typeB_idle.png")
World.markerImageRessources.selected["typeB"] = new AR.ImageRessource("https://myserver.com/typeB_selected.png")

// that way you can then call, e.g.
this.markerDrawable_selected = new AR.ImageDrawable(World.markerImageRessources.selected[poiData.type], 2.5, {});

Finally, you can define another activity when a marker is clicked by creating a GeoObject and calling the event onClick. You can have more information here https://www.wikitude.com/external/doc/documentation/latest/Reference/JavaScript%20API/classes/GeoObject.html.

Thanks

Eva