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In what GameObject is the finalized Spatial Understanding mesh present?

LucasRizzottoLucasRizzotto ✭
edited March 2017 in Questions And Answers

I'm trying to run some calculations in Unity to figure out the size of the space the user just scanned, but I don't know where the finalized mesh is stored in the hierarchy to write the scripts correctly.

After you finalize a spatial understanding mesh and it closes up all the holes, in what game object is the mesh stored? Is it a child of your spatial understanding prefab? Spatial Mapping, perhaps?

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    trzytrzy ✭✭✭
    edited March 2017

    Also note that you can query the dimensions of the playspace volume directly from SpatialUnderstanding via SpatialUnderstandingDll.QueryPlayspaceAlignment(). There is no need to perform this calculation manually.

    Bart
    http://trzy.org

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    LucasRizzottoLucasRizzotto ✭

    Thanks, Trzy! What does the SpatialUnderstandingDll.QueryPlayspaceAlignment() return?

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