Code-less Interactive 3D Augmented Reality Tutorials
Reality Browser supports AssetBundles saved in Unity Software using the Universal Rendering Pipeline (URP).
Unity 2020.3.11 w/URP 10.5.0
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Setup your Unity Project on Windows or Mac (your choice)
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Create code-less interactive animated 3D experiences
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Save AssetBundles for upload to ARConnex and backup your work.
ARConnex Starter Package Download
ARConnex Starter scene w/ basic example of an interact AR-3D experience
Size reference objects to aid in matching real-world scale
Two materials to aid in creating AR Portals and cast AR Shadows
Drag n Drop helper components to extend interactive capabilities
Out-of-the-box drag n drop capabilities supported
Interactive Animations
Shader Graph
3D and 2D import formats
Multiple 3D models
2D and 3D Animations
Event Triggers for interactive control
Custom User Interface Buttons
Prefab AssetBundles
Installing and Setup for saving Unity AssetBundles that are uploaded to ARConnex
Download and install using the Unity Hub
Step Two– choose iOS and Android Build Support
See the Quick Start PDF – Setting Up Your Project Environment
Installing the Asset Bundle Browser via package manager in 2020.3.x uses the following Git URL.
https://github.com/Unity-Technologies/AssetBundles-Browser.git
Unity basics for non-programmers
Unity overview and user interface for 1st time users. Tutorial used Unity 2019 but the information is identical in Unity 2020.
Creating code-less interactive AR in Unity and saving AssetBundles for upload
Key Concepts
Naming – Sizing – Saving asset bundles – Uploading and Publishing and Viewing in the Reality Browser
AR-3D Assetbundles basics – Uploading to ARConnex
ARConnex Setup Scene, Shaders and Helper Components -Updated February 26, 2021- Download – ARConnexSetup2019.4.unitypackage