Artoolkit Installation Tutorial
Artoolkit Installation Tutorial 2016
Once downloaded, you should copy it into a memorable place outside your current Unity project. We're going to import it now, but you might also want to import it again into other projects.Next, download the Additional Unity Tools zip file, which includes, among other things, utilities required to generate an image target. Choose the download for Windows or macOS that is appropriate for you. The file may be named.Get Augmented Reality for Developers now with O’Reilly online learning.O’Reilly members experience live online training, plus books, videos, and digital content from 200+ publishers.
This first tutorial on augmented reality (AR) will cover the basics of making a personalised (digital) birthday card.Download the source codeYou can download all of the files associated with this tutorial from.Augmented realityAR is the process of putting digital content (images, videos, 3D models, ) on top of your surroundings seen through a device (such as a computer or mobile phone for example). What it basically does is use a camera as input and augment the stream from it with content not available in real life. As you can see in this image:For this tutorial I’m assuming you have already installed and downloaded the package.I am using Unity 5.3.8 and the ARToolkit package downloaded from the website. More recent versions of Unity (5.4.x onward) gave errors when using the ARToolkit package. Doing the steps from post on the ARToolkit github might resolve the issue but I did not try it so I cannot assure you it will work.I will make an Android app at the end so make sure you have installed the ‘Android support build’ if you want to be able to digitally send the (birthday) card.