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ar_flutter_plugin_flutterflow

Este plugin é uma ramificação do plugin original AR Flutter, criado porque o plugin original não havia sido atualizado desde 2022.

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Instalar pacote

flutter pub add ar_flutter_plugin_flutterflow

Visão geral do pacote

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Uma versão mantida do plugin AR Flutter, projetada para criar experiências de realidade aumentada em aplicativos Flutter no Android e iOS. Criada para resolver a falta de atualizações no plugin original desde 2022, esta versão garante compatibilidade e funcionalidade contínuas. Permite que desenvolvedores integrem recursos de RA, como detecção de planos e posicionamento de objetos 3D, com maior confiabilidade e suporte a capacidades modernas de dispositivos.

Casos de uso

  • Criando pré-visualizações de produtos AR
  • Criando ferramentas educacionais interativas em RA
  • Habilitar provas virtuais em aplicativos de varejo
  • Desenvolvendo jogos e experiências em AR

Principais recursos

  • Manutenção ativa e atualizações
  • Suporte para Android e iOS
  • Estabilidade aprimorada em relação ao plugin original
  • Integração com fluxos de trabalho do FlutterFlow
  • Detecção de plano e renderização 3D

Indicado para

  • Desenvolvedores Flutter que precisam de funcionalidade AR
  • Equipes que usam o FlutterFlow para desenvolvimento de aplicativos
  • Projetos que exigem suporte AR atualizado

Considerações

  • Requer dispositivos compatíveis com AR
  • Limitado a recursos básicos de RA sem rastreamento avançado
  • Pode exigir configuração adicional para cenas complexas

README original

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ar_flutter_plugin_flutterflow

status: inactive

⚠️ Package discontinued

This package is discontinued due to the creation of a new plugin which use Sceneview instead of sceneform for the android part.

The new plugin is called ar_flutter_plugin_2 and can be found here:
- Pub.dev : https://pub.dev/packages/ar_flutter_plugin_2
- Github : https://github.com/hlefe/ar_flutter_plugin_2


This version is a direct adaptation of the original ar_flutter_plugin (https://pub.dev/packages/ar_flutter_plugin), maintaining all its powerful features and capabilities. This fork was created because the original plugin had not been updated since 2022.

➡ Changes include an update to the AR Core endpoint, a gradle upgrade, and compatibility with FlutterFlow.

🚀 I am working on moving away from Sceneform, which has been archived by Google, and instead using Sceneview Android version 2.2.1, which supports the latest versions of ARCore with Google Filament as the 3D engine. This offers support for model animations and many other improvements. You can follow the progress of this development on the sceneview-android branch and in this pull request.

❤️ I invite you to collaborate and contribute to the improvement of this plugin.
To contribute code and discuss ideas, create a pull request, open an issue, or start a discussion.

Fluterflow demo app

You can find a complete example running on FlutterFlow here :
https://app.flutterflow.io/project/a-r-flutter-lib-ipqw3k
Installing

Add the Flutter package to your project by running:

flutter pub add ar_flutter_plugin_flutterflow

Or manually add this to your pubspec.yaml file (and run flutter pub get):

dependencies:
  ar_flutter_plugin_flutterflow: ^0.7.56

Or in FlutterFlow :

Simply add :
ar_flutter_plugin_flutterflow: ^0.7.56
in pubspecs dependencies of your widget.
Importing

Add this to your code:

import 'package:ar_flutter_plugin_flutterflow/ar_flutter_plugin.dart';

IOS Permissions

  • To prevent your application from crashing when launching augmented reality on iOS, you need to add the following permission to the Info.plist file (located under ios/Runner) :

    <key>NSCameraUsageDescription</key>
    <string>This application requires camera access for augmented reality functionality.</string>
    
    

If you're using FlutterFlow, go to "App Settings" > "Permissions"
For the "Camera" line, toggle the switch to "On" and add the description :
"This application requires access to the camera to enable augmented reality features."


If you have problems with permissions on iOS (e.g. with the camera view not showing up even though camera access is allowed), add this to the podfile of your app's ios directory:

  post_install do |installer|
    installer.pods_project.targets.each do |target|
      flutter_additional_ios_build_settings(target)
      target.build_configurations.each do |config|
        # Additional configuration options could already be set here

        # BEGINNING OF WHAT YOU SHOULD ADD
        config.build_settings['GCC_PREPROCESSOR_DEFINITIONS'] ||= [
          '$(inherited)',

          ## dart: PermissionGroup.camera
          'PERMISSION_CAMERA=1',

          ## dart: PermissionGroup.photos
          'PERMISSION_PHOTOS=1',

          ## dart: [PermissionGroup.location, PermissionGroup.locationAlways, PermissionGroup.locationWhenInUse]
          'PERMISSION_LOCATION=1',

          ## dart: PermissionGroup.sensors
          'PERMISSION_SENSORS=1',

          ## dart: PermissionGroup.bluetooth
          'PERMISSION_BLUETOOTH=1',

          # add additional permission groups if required
        ]
        # END OF WHAT YOU SHOULD ADD
      end
    end
  end

In FlutterFlow :

Unfortunately, at this stage, it is not possible to carry out the procedure above within FlutterFlow.
Therefore, it is necessary to publish your project with github and make the modifications manually.
And then publish wih Github selected in Deployment Sources :
FlutterFlow Publish from Github
Example Applications
Example Name Description Link to Code
Debug Options Simple AR scene with toggles to visualize the world origin, feature points and tracked planes Debug Options Code
Local & Online Objects AR scene with buttons to place GLTF objects from the flutter asset folders, GLB objects from the internet, or a GLB object from the app's Documents directory at a given position, rotation and scale. Additional buttons allow to modify scale, position and orientation with regard to the world origin after objects have been placed. Local & Online Objects Code
Objects & Anchors on Planes AR Scene in which tapping on a plane creates an anchor with a 3D model attached to it Objects & Anchors on Planes Code
Object Transformation Gestures Same as Objects & Anchors on Planes example, but objects can be panned and rotated using gestures after being placed Objects Gestures
Screenshots Same as Objects & Anchors on Planes Example, but the snapshot function is used to take screenshots of the AR Scene Screenshots Code
Cloud Anchors AR Scene in which objects can be placed, uploaded and downloaded, thus creating an interactive AR experience that can be shared between multiple devices. Currently, the example allows to upload the last placed object along with its anchor and download all anchors within a radius of 100m along with all the attached objects (independent of which device originally placed the objects). As sharing the objects is done by using the Google Cloud Anchor Service and Firebase, this requires some additional setup, please read Getting Started with cloud anchors Cloud Anchors Code
External Object Management Similar to the Cloud Anchors example, but contains UI to choose between different models. Rather than being hard-coded, an external database (Firestore) is used to manage the available models. As sharing the objects is done by using the Google Cloud Anchor Service and Firebase, this requires some additional setup, please read Getting Started with cloud anchors. Also make sure that in your Firestore database, the collection "models" contains some entries with the fields "name", "image", and "uri", where "uri" points to the raw file of a model in GLB format External Model Management Code

Plugin Architecture

This is a rough sketch of the architecture the plugin implements:

ar_plugin_architecture

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