I am using the latest Wikitude SDK compatible with the React Native Extension.
I am implementing a GeoAR-based application where user can catch moving assets by positioning them within a box drawn over the screen for, let say, 5s.
I know that the SDK does not offer the functionality to find the actual screen position of an AR object. On this forum, I found a workaround speaking of simulating a click using the function AR.js.click.executePlatformClick. However, it seems like the function was removed from the latest iterations of the SDK.
Is there any alternatives to the AR.js.click.executePlatformClick in the latest version(s) of the SDK? Should I downgrade to another version? Which one?
Alban Landry MOUNGALA
Hello Team,
I am using the latest Wikitude SDK compatible with the React Native Extension.
I am implementing a GeoAR-based application where user can catch moving assets by positioning them within a box drawn over the screen for, let say, 5s.
I know that the SDK does not offer the functionality to find the actual screen position of an AR object. On this forum, I found a workaround speaking of simulating a click using the function AR.js.click.executePlatformClick. However, it seems like the function was removed from the latest iterations of the SDK.
Is there any alternatives to the AR.js.click.executePlatformClick in the latest version(s) of the SDK? Should I downgrade to another version? Which one?
Best regards