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Spatial Mapping Prefab from Holographic Academy 101 not working in Own Project

Hi , like you can read in the title i've tried to develop my own app using the Spatial Mapping prefab + script from HA 101.
But when i launch the app i don't see the mapping texture(wireframe) on the walls etc., but in the Origami project everything works fine. Has anyone also had this issue? pls help

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    Having same issue. Any news?

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    Just found the answer. Follow the steps here: https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/holographic/holograms_230
    There's a step where you enable spacial perception which does the trick

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    Hello,
    I've got the same problem, but with the difference, that the wireframe isn't even visible in the Origami project. The spheres are falling not on the real floor, but in the infinity. I've followed mattsichs advise, unfortunately without success.

    Hope you can help!

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    MBGTMBGT
    edited August 2016

    Now it works! Mattsichs answer was correct, but in an already built project checking spatialPerception will have no effect. I found this on http://www.sharpgis.net/post/2016/04/10/Using-HoloLens-Spatial-Mapping-to-occlude-objects (middle of page). Just adding the lines

    <Capabilities>
              <uap2:Capability Name="spatialPerception" />
    <Capabilities>
    

    beneath </Applications> in Package.appxmanifest will do the trick (even though Visual Studio states, that there is no valid element Capability for Capabilities).

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    MBGTMBGT
    edited August 2016

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