How the user interacts with the objects in the scene — Each object in your scene can have multiple interactions that control how the user can interact with that object and the effect it has. In wiarframe, you add interactions in the form of user stories, for example: when the user looks towards the Spaceman, the Spaceman should Spin or when…

How do objects in the scene look and behave — Each object in your scene has properties that control its presentation and behaviour. As a minimum, this includes its position, rotation and scale but there are loads more that you can optionally add. These properties can be changed during the experience based upon interactions. Position The available position for an object…

The elements that make up a scene — Multiple objects will populate your wiarframe scene. These can be either 3D models or 2D image panels. Both are positioned in 3-dimensional space — that is they have an x, y and z coordinate. 2D When you create a 2D object, you’ll need to upload one or more image files (jpg or png format). 3D When you create a 3D object, you can either upload a 3D model file (fbx or obj format), or you can search for a sample asset.

Who can see your wiarframe and what can they do with it. — Each wiarframe you create has a visibility setting that determines who can see it and what they can do with it.

How we set up your AR experience — When you create a new wiarframe, you’ll pick a Scene Type, which we use to control the scaling and positioning of your AR scene. Currently, we support two types, Table Top & Room. Table Top A table top experience… can be placed on any horizontal surface its size is scaled to match…

A quick intro to wiarframe and the core features — Wiarframe empowers you to design, prototype and share AR experiences. It is both a powerful tool and a community. Check out the video below for a quick intro. Your Home Page When you log in to wiarframe, you’ll be directed to your personalised home page. This page is public, and so can…

What is a wiarframe? A wiarframe is our name for an Interactive AR prototype. It’s a double play on words, both wireframe (a low fidelity product design used in UX) and wireframe (the outline only version of a 3D model). We use Wiarframe (capital W) when referring to the design tool itself and wiarframe…

Add some fun to AR by showing an animated 3D object using wiarframe — In this tutorial, we’ll use the wiarframe editor to upload an animated 3D model that we found online. We’ll then use the Wiarframe app to preview it in AR. If you haven’t already, sign up for a free wiarframe account, get an overview of the platform, and check out this…

Creating an interactive presentation using Wiarframe — In this tutorial, we’ll use the wiarframe editor to upload a sequence of 2D images and create an interactive slideshow. We’ll then use the Wiarframe app to preview it in AR. If you haven’t already, sign up for a free wiarframe account, get an overview of the platform, and check…