Config.InstantPlacementMode


          public static final   enum
          Config.InstantPlacementMode

Select the behavior of Instant Placement. Default value is DISABLED.

Inherited Methods

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class
            java.lang.Enum

`final Object`	`clone()`
`final int`	`compareTo(Config.InstantPlacementMode arg0)`
`int`	`compareTo(Object arg0)`
`final Optional<EnumDesc<Config.InstantPlacementMode>>`	`describeConstable()`
`final boolean`	`equals(Object arg0)`
`final void`	`finalize()`
`final Class<Config.InstantPlacementMode>`	`getDeclaringClass()`
`final int`	`hashCode()`
`final String`	`name()`
`final int`	`ordinal()`
`String`	`toString()`
`static <T extends Enum<T>> T`	`valueOf(Class<T> arg0, String arg1)`

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class
            java.lang.Object

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interface
            java.lang.constant.Constable


            abstract
            Optional<? extends ConstantDesc>

describeConstable()

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interface
            java.lang.Comparable


            abstract
            int

compareTo(Config.InstantPlacementMode arg0)

public static final Config.InstantPlacementMode DISABLED

public static final Config.InstantPlacementMode DISABLED

Disable Instant Placement. Frame.hitTestInstantPlacement(float, float, float) will return an empty list.

When Instant Placement is disabled, any InstantPlacementPoint that has InstantPlacementPoint.TrackingMethod.SCREENSPACE_WITH_APPROXIMATE_DISTANCE tracking method will result in tracking state becoming permanently TrackingState.STOPPED.

public static final Config.InstantPlacementMode LOCAL_Y_UP

public static final Config.InstantPlacementMode LOCAL_Y_UP

Enable Instant Placement. If the hit test is successful, Frame.hitTestInstantPlacement(float, float, float) will return a single InstantPlacementPoint with the +Y pointing upward, against gravity. Otherwise, returns an empty result set.

This mode is currently intended to be used with hit tests against horizontal surfaces.

Hit tests may also be performed against surfaces with any orientation, however:

The resulting Instant Placement point will always have a pose with +Y pointing upward, against gravity.
No guarantees are made with respect to orientation of +X and +Z. Specifically, a hit test against a vertical surface, such as a wall, will not result in a pose that's in any way aligned to the plane of the wall, other than +Y being up, against gravity.
The InstantPlacementPoint's tracking method may never become InstantPlacementPoint.TrackingMethod.FULL_TRACKING or may take a long time to reach this state. The tracking method remains InstantPlacementPoint.TrackingMethod.SCREENSPACE_WITH_APPROXIMATE_DISTANCE until a (tiny) horizontal plane is fitted at the point of the hit test.