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FernandoMartin1-Visitor
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September 29, 2021
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Problem with Model Target optimization

  • September 29, 2021
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I created a sequenced experience in Vuforia Studio implementing a Thingmark.

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Now, I want to create the same experience but using a Model Target.

But, when I implement the Model Target it tells me that it has too many parts or complex geometry.

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So, I created several simplified versions of the model to be able to implement it with the Model Target. This model has 500 triangles and a single piece.

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But a recommendation message appears to use color.

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And the experience cannot be published, the same error message appears.

It asks me to use a more optimized version of the model.

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I don't know what else to optimize.

Color is mandatory?

Could you help me with this?

 

Thanks in advance.

 

Best answer by Suraj_Patil

here i think no need to optimize the model target. instead what you can do is you can import two models in project. one is actual real model which you want to augment. second model is single part of model assembly for model target purpose overlapping on first model.

I am showing some sample example to explain this.

Suraj_Patil_0-1632979662470.png

first import the subassembly of model for model target purpose which is easier capture in target.

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then set the model target for that subassembly

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then import another model of entire assembly which you want to augment and overlap it with first model. Make it invisible the first assembly.

and publish it. this way you can achieve your goal.

try this.

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Suraj_Patil16-PearlAnswer
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September 30, 2021

here i think no need to optimize the model target. instead what you can do is you can import two models in project. one is actual real model which you want to augment. second model is single part of model assembly for model target purpose overlapping on first model.

I am showing some sample example to explain this.

Suraj_Patil_0-1632979662470.png

first import the subassembly of model for model target purpose which is easier capture in target.

Suraj_Patil_1-1632979747863.png

then set the model target for that subassembly

Suraj_Patil_2-1632979794112.png

then import another model of entire assembly which you want to augment and overlap it with first model. Make it invisible the first assembly.

and publish it. this way you can achieve your goal.

try this.

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