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Hey there,
I am trying to build a Unity Hololens2 app requires an mesh of an entire room for occlusion and an immersive feel. I am able to get a mesh of most of the room using the standard MRTK Spatial Observer but there are several holes. I was hoping to correct this using MRTK's Scene Understanding sdk. I also wanted to use Scene Understand to dynamically instantiate objects on the different planes that get picked up from the Scene Understanding sdk.
I tried to read through the articles online but unfortunately I cannot get it to work. Does anyone know the best way to implement Scene Understanding in an MRTK Unity project?
Thank you so much!
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"I tried to read through the articles online but unfortunately I cannot get it to work." Could you provide more detail about the behavior? Is there any error thrown out? Also, holes of the spatial mesh are a common type of error in surfaces, to create a pleasing visual aesthetic you'll need to do some mesh processing to fill holes, for more information please refer to:Mesh Processing
Hey Hernando, thanks for your reply.
I tried downloading and launching the sample app (https://github.com/microsoft/MixedReality-SceneUnderstanding-Samples) on Unity 2020.3.21f but it crashed and opened the app on Safe mode.
How do I go about adding Scene understanding to my Unity projects? From my understanding - I have to use MRTK to download the Scene Understanding platform > Then use Package Manager to download Scene Understanding + Mixed Reality WinRT Projections > then add Scene Understanding Observer in the MRTK/Spatial Awareness Section. Is this correct or did I miss anything?
Thank you,
Asif
Hello, Welcome to Microsoft Q&A,
"I tried downloading and launching the sample app on Unity 2020.3.21f but it crashed and opened the app on Safe mode."
Please click "Ignore " to enter the project, and then open Build Setting for switching the Platform to the UWP, after doing this, the compilation errors will be solved.
"How do I go about adding Scene understanding to my Unity projects? "
It is recommended to import SceneUnderstanding SDK packages via the Mixed Reality Feature Tool. For more information please see: Where do I get the SDK?
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