Add AR field

1. Navigate to the  edit  mode of your app.
2. Open the  builder  of the required form.
3. Drag and drop the  AR  field from the  Special Fields  section onto the form (Refer to  this  page to learn how to add a field to a form).
   
   

4. Select an  AR set  from any AR type ( markerless  and  marker-based ).
   
   It is recommended to select  at least one AR set  as an input to the AR field so that you can choose it from the field's dropdown when you access the live mode of your app.

   

5. Click the  add (+)  icon to add more AR sets. To remove any set, click the  minus (-)  icon, then click  Remove  in the popup.
   

   

6. Click  Add Field .
   

   

7. You can  rearrange  the sets by clicking the  rearrange  icon to the left of each set.
   
8. To add additional AR sets:
   
   1. Navigate to the  Field Properties  tab, displayed on the right.
   2. Select the required AR sets in the dropdown beneath  Input  under  AR set .
   3. Click the  add (+)  icon to add more AR sets.
      

      

   4. You can  reorder  the selected AR sets by using the  drag  icon.
      
   5. You can  remove  an AR set by clicking the  minus (-)  icon beside the AR set name. Click  Remove  in the popup that appears.
      

      

9. When you access the AR field in live mode, you can select the required  AR model  from the AR sets dropdown in your field.
   

   

10. Once you’ve selected the model, its  preview  will be displayed beneath the AR field in your form.
    

    
    If you want multiple models to be shown in your form, you can add a  subform  field and place multiple AR fields inside it.

11. You can also add  annotations  to your 3D model's preview image.  Learn how

Access in mobile app

1. When you access the AR field in your mobile app, you can select the required  AR model  from the dropdown. All the AR sets added to your AR field will be listed.
2. You can click the  scan  icon at the top-right to scan any image to plot the 3D model.
3. You can choose to view the image as an  object  or in  AR view .
   
   • Object mode : This mode allows you to view the scanned image in a 360-degree rotation. You can also zoom in and zoom out.
   • AR mode : Here, the image can be rotated only horizontally, but users can rotate/move their device to view the scanned image.
4. You can also add annotations to your 3D model.  Learn how