For this tutorial, we will be using a single image target and the stones_hires image. Vuforia supports various kinds of targets like single image, cylindrical, cuboidal, 3D image etc. So, we select the database and click on “Add Target”. Next, we will need to add images to the newly made database. We head over to “Develop > Target Manager” and select “Add Database” and fill in the details:

The next step is to set up an image as a target. Once we select “ARDemo”, we will get the license key. This will direct us back to the “License Manager” page where the application’s name will appear. Once we fill in the details, we can select “Next” and then “Confirm”. We will be prompted with a page like this one: To create a license key, we need to head over to “Develop > License Manager” and select “Add License Key”. To use Vuforia with Unity, we will need to do two things:Ī license key is a unique ID which is required to create an app in Unity which uses Vuforia. Once logged in, we can proceed to the “Develop” page. To get started, we will need to go to Vuforia’s Developer Portal and create an account.

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