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Enable ARCore in your iOS projects.
Prerequisites
ARCore requires a deployment target of 12.0 or higher.
Install the ARCore SDK for iOS
You must build your app with iOS SDK version 15.0 or higher. The SDK can be installed using eitherCocoaPodsor theSwift Package Manager(currently in beta).
Use CocoaPods
Specify the ARCore SDK for iOS in yourPodfileto integrate it into your Xcode project:
target 'YOUR_APPLICATION_TARGET_NAME_HERE'
platform :ios, '12.0'
pod 'ARCore/SUBSPEC_NAME_HERE' ~> VERSION_HERE
Starting with the 1.36.0 release, ARCore officially supports installation viaSwift Package Manager:
Go toFile>Add Packagesand enter the package URL:https://github.com/google-ar/arcore-ios-sdk
Set theDependency Ruleto beUp to Next Minor Versionand select the latest release of ARCore.
Select the desired ARCore libraries to include. Libraries can also be added later viaBuild Phases>Link Binary With Libraries.
Add the flag-ObjCtoOther Linker Flags. It is recommended to setOther Linker Flagsto$(inherited) -ObjC.
Make sure that theEnable ModulesandLink Frameworks Automaticallybuild settings are set toYes, because ARCore relies on auto-linking.
Make sure thatEnable Bitcodeis set toNo, because ARCore binaries do not contain bitcode.
Create a Google Cloud project and enable the ARCore API
Before you can start using the ARCore Cloud Anchor API or the ARCore Geospatial
API, you must first set up theARCore APIin a new or existing
Google Cloud project.
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