I have a large project with multiple scenes using react to switch form scene to scene so it doesn’t ask for permissions every time you load a new scene. On android it switches from scene to scene without asking permission and no banner is displayed on the top of the screen saying “tap to allow camera access”
BUT on iPhone even after I give it permission to use camera it still displays the notice on the top of the screen every time I load a new scene, but I don’t need to click it but its still displayed.
Is there a way to remove this as it’s not necessary and some people find it confusing thinking they DO need to press the screen to continue…
For the popups for device orientation and camera access a user gesture must take place on the screen. So, our runXr is smart enough to know that this is an iOS device and that user gesture needs to be obtained before the other screen pop up.
So, you could essentially customize the first pop-up to whatever you would like but to get to the next pop-ups (which need to be accepted on iOS to enter AR experience). Here is an example project that has a splash screen where when the user clicks the button it prompts the other two pop-up windows.
So, in review, for iOS there needs to be a user gesture followed by two pop-up windows.
This is great but my project starts off with some really awesome animations and these automatically strat to play behind the splash screen so most of the users will miss out on that experience.
With my big launch coming in just days and i have to clone and do second language in that time too… maybe on the next project I’ll work it in right from the start.