Steps to Reproduce
Run the geolocation demo app initially in landscape mode and then in portrait, you'll note the demo anchors appear larger in portrait compared to landscape.
This is due, I believe, to mismatches in the aspect ratio and field of view in landscape compared to portrait - see LocAR.js issue 35 (AR-js-org/locar.js#35).
This is, I believe, fixed in Locar but the fix is not applied yet to RDK. Locar versions 0.2.9, 0.2.10 and 0.2.11 exposes new methods to make it easier to hook into this code from RDK.
I have done some experiments with RDK in hooking into this 0.2.9 - 0.2.11 functionality - but having limited success so far - possibly due to the canvas being provided by R3F rather than locally, but this needs to be investigated further. See https://github.com/nickw1/rdk/commits/fov-match-camera/
In portrait, the anchors scale better but are upside down - this does not happen in plain LocAR.
I may be able to investigate this further but a bit shorter on time now - so raising it here as an issue.
Expected Behavior
Anchors should be consistent in size between landscape and portrait
Actual Behavior
See above.
Environment
No response
Additional Notes/Screenshots
No response
Steps to Reproduce
Run the geolocation demo app initially in landscape mode and then in portrait, you'll note the demo anchors appear larger in portrait compared to landscape.
This is due, I believe, to mismatches in the aspect ratio and field of view in landscape compared to portrait - see LocAR.js issue 35 (AR-js-org/locar.js#35).
This is, I believe, fixed in Locar but the fix is not applied yet to RDK. Locar versions 0.2.9, 0.2.10 and 0.2.11 exposes new methods to make it easier to hook into this code from RDK.
I have done some experiments with RDK in hooking into this 0.2.9 - 0.2.11 functionality - but having limited success so far - possibly due to the canvas being provided by R3F rather than locally, but this needs to be investigated further. See https://github.com/nickw1/rdk/commits/fov-match-camera/
In portrait, the anchors scale better but are upside down - this does not happen in plain LocAR.
I may be able to investigate this further but a bit shorter on time now - so raising it here as an issue.
Expected Behavior
Anchors should be consistent in size between landscape and portrait
Actual Behavior
See above.
Environment
No response
Additional Notes/Screenshots
No response