When creating a synthetic image marker in the Mars environment hierarchy, I’m getting the message-
“Current internal marker ID doesn’t match any other ID’s in the current library. It might belong to another library.”
How do I sync the components in the simulation to the image marker in my scene? I can see the image in the inspector of the marker library but it is disabled.
The Mars session in my scene has a functioning Marker Library and I have a Proxy Object set up with a Marker condition that displays the image from my mars session marker library. Everything seems to be working fine in my scene view but the Mars simulation scene is not reflecting the same results.
Using Unity 2019.3.10f with URP.
Did not seem to have this issue in a clean project using the SRP
pretty much you should see the same images you have in the selected marker library in the MARS Session in the synthetic marker library. you just need to select which one to use and you should be good to go
Thanks @jmunozarUTech
I am unable to select the same image in the selected marker library. It is grayed out.
EDIT: The disappearing marker was actually just due to not having “simulated data” visible in the simulation scene options. the unselectable image marker is still an issue however.
@cam415 for the time being that’s fine, but seems that after resyncing the simulation doesnt enable your inspector. If you create another synthetic marker can you select an image?. What about plain image markers; are they selectable?
After resyncing the simulation and creating another synthetic marker, I am still unable to select the image in the inspector (synthesized marker id script)
The image in the “marker condition” is selectable in the plain image marker displayed in my main hierarchy
Bad news is its a bug and I am looking into it. The good news is that there is a workaround for the time being if you are using URP with synthetic markers.
So. To modify that synthetic marker what you should do is:
Create a synthetic marker and save the environment (hit the resync button and click “save”)
click on the edit button to edit the scene in the environment hierarchy (from the mars panel)
after clicking there you will be able to edit your environment. Search for the synthetic marker you created and you should be able to change the markers and do stuff!
How about this?I dont know why.I did it according to the official documents, but this problem occurred when I packaged it for testing on Android devices.Help,pls!
Hello @TangLei77
I see your issue. You are missing also the AR Foundation package (version 2.1.8 also). (MARS AR Foundation providers connects mars with ARFoundation only)