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I think there is a problem with your arKitPoint(fromIndoorLocationPoint:) method in 3.0.0.alpha.1 version. Documentation says that it returns position in ARKit coordinate system, but when I print it using this method, and I haven't move, it says I'm e.g. at (3.470437, -6.539561) point. Shouldn't it show something near (0, 0) since ARKit origin will be in the place I'm right at that moment?
This is how my code snippet looks like:
func indoorLocationManager(_ manager:EILIndoorLocationManager,
didUpdatePosition position:EILOrientedPoint,
with positionAccuracy:EILPositionAccuracy,
in location:EILLocation){print(manager.arKitPoint(fromIndoorLocationPoint: position))}
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I think there is a problem with your
arKitPoint(fromIndoorLocationPoint:)
method in 3.0.0.alpha.1 version. Documentation says that it returns position in ARKit coordinate system, but when I print it using this method, and I haven't move, it says I'm e.g. at(3.470437, -6.539561)
point. Shouldn't it show something near(0, 0)
since ARKit origin will be in the place I'm right at that moment?This is how my code snippet looks like:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: