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Bug reporting/SLAM issue
Elspin
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I'm not sure if this is the best place to report a bug, but there's no dedicated forum as far as I can tell here or on the main developer website, so if an admin feels it's better somewhere else feel free to move it or direct me where to put this.
The SLAM map of our office encountered some issues, as you can see below:
Basically the gist of what happened is, the SLAM somehow misrecognized a wall as the doorway out of my office, and attached the entire previously mapped office at an angle to the wall. You can see on the right side of my office in the image it's started mapping the space properly levelled all over again and left the old mapping through part of my wall. If someone from Microsoft would like the full mapping data downloaded from the web console, I can provide it.
Answers
I'm not sure if I understand the issue correctly but my guess is that the Hololens had misinterpreted the office room because there are identical parts of the environment, which led to confusing errors. Please read here: https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/holographic/coordinate_systems#handling_tracking_errors