Peter Wildman

I have decide to make my first stand alone project a little more contained than a game. I'm making an object placement app. I'm going to use the basic frame work from the other stuff I was working on, then flesh out the functionality for the selecting of objects, placement of the objects and interaction with objects.

I spent the week going through the Adventure Game tutorial

 This one is nice to get an idea of multiple scripts working all together and I got to make an "actual game" to boot.

 This one is nice to get an idea of multiple scripts working all together and I got to make an "actual game" to boot.

This one is pretty exciting for me, because I took the basic tutorial and expanded on it. Though its pretty simple. I turned the paint program into an AR program.

Today I built this cube dropping app, from another great tutorial. From this guys channel called Pirates Just AR The best thing about this is its actually already outdated so he is walking you though the ideas, but the how you need to really figure out yourself. I ran that app and it was basically a miracle  worked. I'm also trying to learn C# through called SoloLearn also pretty great.

Like most people, Erin and I have commissioned Oil Paintings of our cats.Today I spent a few hours to use Augmented Images to find Cleo's portrait and then play a cute video of her over the top of the painting. I could probably quit here as its going to be the greatest thing I accomplish, but I will keep slugging along.

I started with a great YouTube tutorial I found. I would highly recommend it. Its slightly outdated, but If I managed to figure it out I'm sure it would be of some use to anyone trying to do AR. 

We are in business

I have decided in my usual fashion to do something I know nothing about. I'm going to start this AR project with never really having any experience with AR other than than the Pixel phone camera app. After some quick googling I decided to explore going the way Unity and Google AR.