Anchor your augmented reality experience to the real-world using surface anchors
What you'll need
What you learned: Using surface anchors in Aero
- There are three types of surface anchors in Adobe Aero; Horizontal surface, Vertical surface and Image anchor.
- The surface anchor can be changed by selecting the anchor type in the Scene Graph and then changing the anchor type in the properties panel.
- Horizontal surface is the default anchor surface and should be used when you want to anchor your scene to the ground, a tabletop, or other flat horizontal plane.
- Vertical surface is used if you need to fix your experience to a wall or other vertical plane.
- Image anchor allows you to attach the augmented reality experience to a 2D image such as a logo, poster, or floorplan.
- For more information on Image Anchors and what makes a good anchor, see the documentation HERE
Pro tip
- Image anchors make your augmented reality scene much more interactive since the experience is “stuck” to an image that the viewer can rotate and move with their hands.
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