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Still up to date? #124
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I found some doc that seems to confirm that the app is still up to date, and I read the readme and ar.js doc. |
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Hello!
Thank you for your work!
This web app is a perfect solution for people like me who are no coders.
I need to insert a location based AR picture for a project with my students at the end of this week.
I tried to generate the code yesterday and uploaded it to github.
When I follow the provided link, the camera is activated on my phone but the AR picture is not displayed at all (I can just see it appearing for a short while as the window is loading, so I know it is well uploaded and linked in the html file).
If I try to use the generated index.html instead, it does not work at all.
I also tried to embed the code on a webpage (I use Google Sites): there is a frame with the VR sign at the bottom right corner, but the phone does not display the camera image. Well, this doesn't matter much because I can add a button with a link to the github hosted page... But it still doesn't show the AR image.
Long story short, I just wanted to know if AR.JS Studio still works or if the browsers in 2024 have evolved and cannot read the generated files or js code.
Here is my code:
Thanks for your help!
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