How to Use FlutterFlow's Built-In AR/VR Features

FlutterFlow has made it really simple to incorporate AR (Augmented Reality), and VR (Virtual Reality) functionality into your apps. In this comprehensive guide, we will walk you through the process of leveraging FlutterFlow's AR/VR capabilities.

Step 1: Access FlutterFlow

The first thing you'll need to do is navigate to the FlutterFlow website. You can do this by simply entering the web address into your browser. Once you're there, go ahead and log in. If you don't have an account, you'll need to create one.

Step 2: Create a New Project

On your FlutterFlow dashboard, click the + New Project button. This will open a new window where you can name your project, select the appropriate category, and customize your project settings as desired.

Step 3: Select the AR/VR Feature

Once you are in your new project, navigate to the left side panel and find the AR/VR tab. Click on it.

Step 4: Select AR or VR Type

Upon clicking the AR/VR tab, you will be presented with options of AR and VR. Depending on your project requirements, select either AR or VR.

Step 5: Customize AR/VR Settings

Both the AR and VR options come with a set of customizable settings such as Field of view, scaling, shadow light, and many more.

For AR:

Step 6: Choose AR Session Setting

Choose the type of AR session you want. You can choose from Horizontal, Vertical, Face, or Image Recognition depending on your needs.

Step 7: Import 3D Asset

Next, import the 3D assets you want to use for your AR experience. FlutterFlow supports GLTF / GLB files for 3D models.

Step 8: Position Your 3D Asset

After importing your 3D asset, you need to adjust its position. Have your 3D asset is located and oriented where you want it to be relative to your defined AR plane or point.

For VR:

Step 6: Choose VR Type

Select the type of VR you want. You can opt for 360 Images, 360 Video, or Immersive VR.

Step 7: Upload Content

Upload the VR content that suits your selection. For 360 Images and Videos, you can upload your file; for Immersive VR, import your GLTF / GLB 3D models.

Step 8: Customize VR Experience

For VR experiences, you can customize camera settings, add layers, and native UI if necessary.

Step 9: Test Your AR/VR Functionality

After you've finished setting up your AR/VR feature, it's important to test it and make sure it works as intended. FlutterFlow has a built-in emulator that you can use to preview your AR/VR experience.

Step 10: Publish Your Application

Now that everything is setup and working correctly, you are ready to publish your app. Go to the Publish tab on the top right of FlutterFlow platform and follow the prompts to finish publishing your app.

By following these steps, you should be able to successfully implement and use FlutterFlow's built-in AR and VR features. Remember that continual testing is crucial - Always test your AR/VR experience regularly and on different devices to ensure a wide range of compatibility.