ARKit: Examples of display conveniences?

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Example of display convenience in ARKit?


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https://developer.apple.com/documentation/arkit

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"ARKit combines device motion tracking, camera scene capture, advanced scene processing, and display conveniences to simplify the task of building an AR experience."


Any kind souls out there that can give some examples of display conveniences, I would love to know. Apparently, it will help simplify the task of building my ARKit project :-)


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The whole camera-capture pipeline (a la ARFrame capturedImage).

Technically, the renderers are provided by ARKit framework: ARSCNView, ARSKView

ARKit stiches up environment texures for you (based on the series of recenter camera images).

For custom renderers:

ARMatteGenerator helps Metal apps draw person segmentation.

Camera grain textures helps Metal app's virtual content blend more with the camera feed.


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The whole camera-capture pipeline (a la ARFrame capturedImage).

Technically, the renderers are provided by ARKit framework: ARSCNView, ARSKView

ARKit stiches up environment texures for you (based on the series of recenter camera images).

For custom renderers:

ARMatteGenerator helps Metal apps draw person segmentation.

Camera grain textures helps Metal app's virtual content blend more with the camera feed.


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Bobjt,


Thank you for the quick respons. Very kind of you to answer.


I think you put me on the correct track :-)


I surmised that it was being used similar to the usage of a convenience function.

'A convenience function is a non-essential subroutine in a programming library or framework which is intended to ease commonly performed tasks."
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Thank you for taking the time to answer


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