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App Layout using HoloToolKit
Hey,
it's more a layout question than a real problem.
I'm using the SpatialMappingObserver. But I would like to change the observed Volume to an oriented Box. The base class "SurfaceObserver" (it's actually a Unity class) allows for this with the "SetVolumeAsOrientedBox" but the SpatialMappingObserver does not pass through this function.
Should I edit the SpatialMappingObserver and therefore have to change it every time I update my HoloToolKit or should I create a new class to perform this task? Or is it possible to edit the HTK itsself to provide this function?
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DavidKlineMS
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@HoloFan,
We encourage the community to contribute to the HoloToolkit-Unity repository on GitHub. You can contribute code and/or file suggestions and problem reports using the Issues tab.Thanks!
David5
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@HoloFan,
We encourage the community to contribute to the HoloToolkit-Unity repository on GitHub. You can contribute code and/or file suggestions and problem reports using the Issues tab.
Thanks!
David
@DavidKlineMS Thank you for your answer.
I opened a new issue.