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There are a few other places we would like to direct you to for support, both from Microsoft and from the community.
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SpatialInteractionDetectedEventArgs::TryGetPointerPose throws
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Hi.
Anyone with the same problem ? Here it is.
I get an exception thrown when getting the pose (no pointer is null says the debugger):
SpatialInteractionDetectedEventArgs^ args = m_spatialInputHandler->CheckForInteraction();
if (args != nullptr)
{
// set (Position,ForwardDir,UpDir) to intersect holograms
SpatialPointerPose^ pose = args->TryGetPointerPose(coordSystem);//<---exception thrown
...
CheckForInteraction() returns the object coming from API event SpatialInteractionManager::OnInteractionDetected(), as suggested in the official docs to find the hologram gazed by the user.
Tnx!
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