The CraftAR Unity Augmented Reality SDK for iOS and Android allows you to create Image Recognition (IR) and Augmented Reality (AR) applications using the CraftAR service together with Unity3D.
Render complex scenes and interactivity. Create, modify and push content such as game objects (including animated 3D models or 360 panoramas) and add your own programming to your scenes in CraftAR, straight from Unity.
This page gives you pointers to the Tutorials you should follow to integrate this SDK; the documentation of the Classes; note on the Example code; the Requirements of your system to use this SDK, and finally, Release Notes of our continuous updates.
The integration of the Unity Augmented Reality SDK into your native app consists in two steps:
Separately, you’ll need to upload the Unity scenes into the CraftAR Content Management System by publishing a new item.
Follow these tutorials with step-by-step guides:
The easiest way to get started with the Unity Augmented Reality SDK is by using our open source examples available in the Unity package that you download.
The CraftAR Unity Plugin will only work for Android and iOS Unity targets. The plugin is also limited to the Android SDK version 3.0+ and iOS 8.0+
With the CraftAR Unity SDK you can add IR and AR capabilities to any Android or iOS app without limitation on the features available to your license of Unity3d during development.
However, the limitations of each license will apply for the final app. For instance, an app generated with the Free license of Unity3D, will have a Unity3D splash screen. In order to remove this, check the different licensing options that Unity offers.
Follow this link to browse through the classes of the Unity Augmented Reality SDK.
Version 4.1 Since November 21, 2017:
Version 4.0.2 Since September 4th, 2017:
Version 4.0.1 Since August 17th, 2017:
Version 4.0 Since July 14th, 2017:
Version 3.2 Since May 30th 2017:
Version 3.1.2 Since December 19th 2016:
Version 3.1.1 Since Septembert 1st 2016:
Version 3.1 Since June 17th 2016:
Version 3.0 Since March 1st 2016:
Version 2.1.2 Since July 14th 2015:
Version 2.1 Since July 8th 2015:
Version 1.1 Since June 17th 2015:
Version 1.0 Since February 20th 2015: