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Unity - Spatial mapping, determine the "floor" of the room?
Hi!
I have a simple cube and I want that to always be aligned with the floor of my room once the game starts.
Now..
First of all.. is there a simple "editor"-way of doing this? (for instance.. if I place the cube at position x,x,x.. can I then be sure that the cube always "spawns" on the floor?
Or is there any "programmatic way" of how to determine which part of the spatial mesh is the floor?
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Hi Inx51! Yes, you can use the SurfaceMeshestoPlanes script as part of the Holotoolkit to generate planes for the ceiling/walls/floor in your app. You can then reference these throughout your app. Please see the Holograms 230 tutorial here to get a better idea about how that works:
https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/holographic/holograms_230
Good luck!