Augmented Reality
The Augmented Reality (AR) in iRhino brings your 3D models to life by letting you place them in real-world environments through your device’s camera. When AR is turned on, you can switch between different AR modes by tapping the
button located in the upper-right corner of the screen.
Gestures
In all AR modes, you can manipulate the model with these gestures:
- One-finger drag (left and right)
Rotate the model horizontally. - Two-finger drag (up and down)
Raise or lower the model vertically. - Two-finger spread and pinch
Get a closer view of the model or move away from it. - Double-tap
In any AR mode, the model’s size matches its real-world size by default.
Double-tap anywhere on the screen to reset the model’s scale to its real-world size.
Controls
The controls of AR modes are located at the bottom of the screen. The common controls shared across all AR modes are on the left. The mode-specific controls are on the right.
Common controls
Reset view
Restore the default view and orientation of the model.
To only reset sizeDouble-tap anywhere on the screen.
Base plane
Change the view through five predefined orientations. You can then use the view rotation gesture to further adjust the view to your preference.
AR Modes
iRhino provides four AR modes: Free Point, Surface, Selfie, and AR Marker, designed for specific use cases.
Free Point
Place the model mid air at a distance away from the camera. The model will stick to its location and orientation when you move your device.
Center View
Position the model in the center of the screen.
Lock XY
Orient the model straight up in the real world.
Surface (Only in LiDAR enabled devices)
Detect a flat surface at the center of the screen and attach the model onto it. The surface can be horizontal, vertical, or at any angle.
This is a conceptual video, not an actual screen recording.
Lock Position
Once you are happy with the the model’s position, tap this button to anchor the model.
Selfie
Turn on the front facing camera to detect your face and place the model on your face.
AR Marker
Place a 3D model on the AR Mark paper in the real world. You can view and interact with the model as if it were physically present in the space.
AR Mark
Open the AR Mark PDF file. You can print it to an AirPrint printer or share it to a computer to print it.