The AR fragment brings in the required view layout and controllers for common AR features.
Interface definition for a callback to be invoked when a touch event is dispatched to a scene.
The callback will be invoked before theScene.OnTouchListeneris invoked. This is invoked
even if the gesture was consumed, making it possible to observe all motion events dispatched to
the scene.
Called when a touch event is dispatched to a scene. The callback will be invoked before theScene.OnTouchListeneris invoked. This is invoked even if the gesture was consumed, making
it possible to observe all motion events dispatched to the scene. This is called even if the
touch is not over a node, in which casegetNode()will be null.
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