I'm traing to make a card game in Unity (like magic the gathering, heartstone,...) where the creatures and artifacts are agents that can see the enemies and allies and act (attack and heal).
It is possible to create Spade Agents and then using them in Unity?
For example:
I want to add a creature to the board, so when I drag the card to the board, I "create" a new agent made via Spade, and it responds to the enviroment (other creatures).
It would be easier to do it with ML-Agents or can I use the Spade ones?
I just want to know if it's possible or start learning ML-Agents
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I have written a simple game using Roblox Studio that is maths-based and is intended to help students in the school where I work improve their skills. I have had it green lighted by the head of the maths department.
The issue I have is we want children to be able to access this educational game only. Also, we don't want children to use their own accounts to sign in to Roblox for GDPR reasons. In short, we would like to install Roblox in the school server so that only the games that we choose are available.
Does anyone here know the procedure to install Roblox in a local server?
Any help appreciated.
Paul.
In order to make this possible in my school we don't use Roblox but device connected to the school servers you should be able to blacklist roblox.com sites but white list the specific game.
In terms of the accounts Roblox requires an account to play and using guests is no longer possible. For example in my school when using Office we log in using our school accounts and not our personal Microsoft accounts. If you have the rest of Roblox blacklisted other than your maths game then if your students use there own account they wont be allowed play anything other than the maths game.
I know its and janky way of doing this and far from perfect but it's all that I can think of. Other than that you could of course do what pyknight202 said and just contact Roblox support.
Hope I could help in some way.
Crann
Creating roblox accounts is really easy, and one single email can support up to 20 different accounts if not more.
The only solution I see is creating one per machine, also Crann's solution is strong as only whitelisting educational purpose games, blocking the rest.
If u want to prevent external people from enter the game u can create a group with all the machine accounts, and make a script to detect if the user is in the group, and if not u can kick the player specifying the reason or directly dont let him do anything. (I think u can also make the game only playable to people in a group, -I think-)
It is also possible to set max players to 1 if the game don't have multiplayer features. So it can be opened to everyone who wants to in solo mode.
I'm trying to develop an app for the Hololens 1 using Unity. What I want to archive is providing a pre-designed experience to users for a specific room (like a specific room in a museum).
My idea is, that I scan the room with the Hololens, using the scanned mesh in Unity to place the virtual content (using the scan mesh to place the content at the correct position in the room) and then build the app and deploy it to the device. The goal is, that I can give a visitor of the museum the Hololens, he can go to this room, start the app in the room (everywhere in the room) and see the virtual objects on the right places (for example a specific exhibit, the door to the next room, in the middle of the room or....). I don't want to have the visitor place objects by himself and I don't want the staff to do this in advance (before handing out the headset). I want to design the complete experience in Unity for one specific room.
Everytime I am searching for use cases like this I didn't really find a starting point. Somehow the app has to recognize the position of the headset in the room (or find pre-set anchors or something like this).
I really thought this might be a very basic use case for the hololens.
Is there a way to achieve this goal? Later I want to design multiple experiences for all the rooms of the museum (maybe a separate app for every room).
I think I have to find pre set anchors in this room and then placing the content relative to it. But how is it possible to define this anchor and ensure that every visitor finds it so that the virtual content appears on the corresponding real world object?
You should start with Spatial Anchor technology. Spatial Anchor can help you lock the GameObject in a place to locations in the real world based on the system’s understanding. Please refer this link for more information:Spatial anchors. And then, you need persisting local Spatial Anchor in the real-world, this documentation show how to persist the location of WorldAnchor's across sessions with WorldAnchorStore class:Persistence in Unity. If you also want to share experiences with multiple customer to collectively view or interact with the same hologram which is positioned at a fixed point in space. You need to export an anchor from one device and import it by a second HoloLens device, please follow this guide:Local anchor transfers in Unity
Besides, in situations where you can use Azure Spatial Anchors we strongly recommend you to use it. Azure Spatial Anchors provides convenience for sharing experiences across sessions and devices, you can quick-start with this:How to create and locate anchors using Azure Spatial Anchors in Unity
I am trying to develop a customer support page using ARCore and ARKit with Flutter. And there are 2 ARCore and ARKit plugins in pub.dattlang.org.
First I need to establish how to create a customer support for:
nearest branch on map
nearest ATM on map
new credit offer and how to effect me if I apply etc...
Secondly I need to use ARCore and ARKit plugins to my Flutter app.
But I am not sure if the plugins will allow me to develop a customer support for my app.
So question is: is it possible to build Customer Support with AR and how?
I know that if I was a customer in need of support, an augmented-reality customer support experience would not be my first choice. I would much prefer a web form where I could describe my problem in a text box. In general, customer support is going to require text entry, and handling that through augmented reality is probably a bad idea.
That being said, there are ways that you could use augmented reality to improve customer support, especially if the customer's problem has to do with the physical arrangement of objects. For example, a customer support application for IKEA might use augmented reality to display a 3D view of the customer's furniture assembling itself, to help customers who have trouble reading the 2D instructions. Or, you could have the user "paint" in AR over a 3D scene of something to indicate their problem, and then send the resulting 3D scene in to the company for the support staff to look at, which could be a higher-bandwidth form of communication than the customer trying to describe the problem by typing.
But you can't just throw arkit and arcore at the problem of "customer support"; you have to think through what the customers actually need to be supported to do, and whether and how you actually want to use AR to improve that over what you get from a simple text form. A problem like "my package didn't arrive" can't really be solved with AR. I doubt anyone else has ever used these technologies for customer support; you won't find a ready-made design here.
So that's the first step: make a list of some example customer problems for the business whose customers you are supporting, and for each of them think through whether and how AR would be useful for solving them. Once you have an idea of what AR stuff you actually want, then you can come back with a more specific question about how to achieve that using the tools at hand (arkit and arcore).
Collision detection only occurs within a single source. Is there a workaround so my js generated top layer doesn't look like this? So basically what I mean is that in this example the label Dordrecht and 's-Gravendeel would need to be hidden when detecting a collision with my generated source.
This feature, termed "cross-source placement" is a high priority at Mapbox and under active development. You can track the feature via this GitHub issue.
I have to admit a very large object in Vuforia, having the ability to get close and not lose recognition.
The object is static and can track from afar.
Is there any system that can with a static camera position it, and with a camera phone to navigate close to the object?
Sorry if I have not explained well.
Extended Tracking allows the tracking a degree of persistence once a target has been detected. As the target goes out of view, Vuforia uses other information from the environment to infer the target position by visually tracking the environment. Vuforia builds a map around the target specifically for this purpose and assumes that both the environment and target are largely static.
Extended Tracking can significantly enhance two kinds of user experience:
Game or game-like experiences with a large amount of dynamic content that requires the user to point the device away from the target as the user follows the content
Visualizations of large objects like furniture, appliances, large home furnishings and even architectural models at the right scale and perspective
Learn more about : https://developer.vuforia.com/library/articles/Training/Extended-Tracking