TableTopSceneViewProps
TableTopSceneViewProps =
ArSceneViewProps&object
Defined in: packages/expo-arcgis-toolkit/src/TableTopSceneView.tsx:8
Type Declaration
Section titled “Type Declaration”anchorPoint
Section titled “anchorPoint”anchorPoint:
ArLocation
The scene location that sits on the physical surface the user taps. The Kotlin Toolkit’s
arcGISSceneAnchor.
clippingDistance?
Section titled “clippingDistance?”
optionalclippingDistance?:number
Clips the scene to this many meters around the anchor point; none when unset.
coachingOverlayHidden?
Section titled “coachingOverlayHidden?”
optionalcoachingOverlayHidden?:boolean
Hides the Toolkit’s coaching overlay, which shows how to find a surface.
Default
Section titled “Default”falsePlatform
Section titled “Platform”ios
onInitializationStatusChange?
Section titled “onInitializationStatusChange?”
optionalonInitializationStatusChange?: (status) =>void
Called as initialization goes: initializing, detecting planes, initialized, or failed.
Parameters
Section titled “Parameters”status
Section titled “status”Returns
Section titled “Returns”void
Platform
Section titled “Platform”android — the Swift Toolkit reports no status.
requestCameraPermissionAutomatically?
Section titled “requestCameraPermissionAutomatically?”
optionalrequestCameraPermissionAutomatically?:boolean
Whether the view requests the camera permission when it shows.
Default
Section titled “Default”truePlatform
Section titled “Platform”android
translationFactor
Section titled “translationFactor”translationFactor:
number
How far the camera moves in the scene for each meter the device moves. For a 1:1000 model of a city on a table, 1000.