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One thing to bear in mind is that the code must be added straight after the body tag – it will not work if it is added inside any other elements such as a

If you have chosen to use a custom marker, you will need to edit the above code a bit so that it is using a custom preset rather than the hiro one, give it a type of pattern and add a URL with points to the marker.

Here is an example code that will use the default marker image to display a pink cube: Here are the scripts that you will need to include: You just to include the libraries and add the sample code. It is surprisingly simple to get the example code up and running. You could do this by either downloading a pre-made model from a website such as Sketchfab or if you are feeling creative, try creating your own 3D model. Once you have got to grips with implementing AR, you can come back and change this model. You can customise it by changing things such as the colour and opacity.

I’d recommend keeping this simple for your first attempt and stick to the shown in the sample code.

My experience during this week is that is it’s best to use simple, monochrome images such as logos or letters as it makes it easier to detect in this instance, I used the 3 Sided Cube logo. It is possible to customise the marker image though by uploading an image of your choice to the marker training website. They work kinda like a QR code, you scan the marker image and the web application will display the 3D model on top of it. One of the limitations of using AR.js is that you have to use a marker image. How to develop your own augmented reality web app The prototype needed to be a simple AR platform that utilised the AR.js language, with a little Cube personalisation that would give me the knowledge and experience needed to implement augmented reality in websites and PWAs.

This meant breaking up my week into achievable outputs and aiming to have a working prototype by the end of Friday, getting myself used to the software and creating a scalable framework that could be used for both Cube and our clients. With five days to prove the concept that augmented reality can be used across website and PWA (progressive web app) development, I decided to set my goals from the get-go.