Hi!
I've been working with AR Quick Look a lot recently and find it really useful. However, when I'm combining two .usdz-files into one, the experience isn't as great. I'm working with 3D-models that are supposed to be attached to vertical surfaces, and one by one they work flawlessly. But as soon as I add more models into the same, the objects won't "stick" as close to the wall as they do when they are separated. It's like there are some sort of "margin" applied to it.
To create nested .usdz-files, I use Apple's command line tool:
Any idea why this might be the case?
Thanks!
I've been working with AR Quick Look a lot recently and find it really useful. However, when I'm combining two .usdz-files into one, the experience isn't as great. I'm working with 3D-models that are supposed to be attached to vertical surfaces, and one by one they work flawlessly. But as soon as I add more models into the same, the objects won't "stick" as close to the wall as they do when they are separated. It's like there are some sort of "margin" applied to it.
To create nested .usdz-files, I use Apple's command line tool:
Code Block $ usdzcreateassetlib outputFile.usdz asset1.usdz [asset2.usdz [...]]
Any idea why this might be the case?
Thanks!
