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the object from @react-three/drei could accomplish what you want but it will probably take some legwork to limit what text is presented and how is handles overflow. Take a look at this VR example that updates camera position to a text element with each frame. If you are open to a flat screen based solution and using a Quest 2 you can follow these instructions to get a developer console window on your screen that follows the headset ar session. That way you can use standard console.log statements. However this is probably not your platform since Quest 2 only enabled in-browser AR last week and it still doesn't support hit testing. |
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Cool I'll check that thanks. Annoyingly, most of the examples I find (for obvious time based reasons), are pre v5. The main issue I need to fix is figuring out the new syntax for tracking hitTest with the XR component (have made another post about this). Will try your suggestion though thanks |
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Have you tried the WebXR emulator or connecting an Android device via USB debugging? Chrome should have ADB developer tools you can access from |
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Ah the emulator, good shout, hadn't seen that one. The AR button doesn't seem to be clickable though, maybe I need to add some extra params.. 🤔 |
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Is it possible to get debugging info displaying in a fixed position in AR View?
I was hoping something like this would work (where debug contains various data):
If there is another way to see what the output of
hitMatrixandhitare that would be incredible.Or even if there is some kind of recommended AR simulator for development for the browser..
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