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How do I obtain the SpatialMapping mesh of the room?

I am using HoloToolkit to Spatially map my environment. I would like to get the mesh that has been detected by the SpatialMapping module of the HoloLens for some processing. How would I obtain the same? I see that there is a SpatialMappingManager.Instance.GetMeshFilters() function that does retrieve some mesh filter objects. If this is the Mesh in question, would it be in World Space coordinates?

Answers

  • You can save the mesh from the HoloLens. On the computer enter the IP Address of the HoloLens in a browser window and then in the following location:

  • @AvionicHologram said:
    You can save the mesh from the HoloLens. On the computer enter the IP Address of the HoloLens in a browser window and then in the following location:

    Would there be a method by which we can acquire this through code. For instance, the OBJ file content string of the collective mesh through a function call.

  • I am afraid I am unsure, I am dipping my toes into this myself.

  • I am also interested in getting the spatial mesh by script, I would like to send it through Unet to a computer.

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