The AR-media Studio platform and mobile player support the following features:

• Geometry: You can use all kinds of geometry as long as they can be converted to standard meshes. If you experience artifacts or errors regarding the geometry of exported models, try to collapse all the modifiers before exporting

• Animations: You can leverage on either rigid body transformations (translate, rotate, scale - at the mesh level, not at the vertex level) or rigging (bones systems, skinning). In general, you should always use keyframe-based animations. Regarding bone systems, it is strongly recommended to use bones systems that are completely connected, this meaning that every single bone must be connected to some other bone

• Materials: Always use the Standard (Legacy) or Multi/Sub-Object materials for which you can set Diffuse, Ambient colors as well as shiness/glossiness/opacity parameters. Regarding supported maps, you can rely on the following: Diffuse, Opacity, Bump (through Normal map), Specular Color, Glossiness and Emissive.

NOTE: Always assign a material to your models (even to just assign a simple color, otherwise they will look grey.

For details and guides, you can refer to the AR-media Studio documentation.

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