Wikitude ARchitect v2.0 API Documentation

The property holds various animation group types as string properties.

The following Animation Group types are defined:

Constant	String Representation
PARALLEL	parallel
SEQUENTIAL	sequential

One can access it by writing e.g. AR.CONST.ANIMATION_GROUP_TYPE.PARALLEL

The different click behaviors available The following click behaviors are defined:

• CLICK
• TOUCH_UP
• TOUCH_DOWN

See AR.context.clickBehavior for details.

The property holds various easing curve types as string properties.

The following Easing Curve types are defined:

Constant	String Representation
LINEAR	linear
EASE_IN_QUAD	easeInQuad
EASE_OUT_QUAD	easeOutQuad
EASE_IN_OUT_QUAD	easeInOutQuad
EASE_OUT_IN_QUAD	easeOutInQuad
EASE_IN_CUBIC	easeInCubic
EASE_OUT_CUBIC	easeOutCubic
EASE_IN_OUT_CUBIC	easeInOutCubic
EASE_OUT_IN_CUBIC	easeOutInCubic
EASE_IN_QUAT	easeInQuat
EASE_OUT_QUAT	easeOutQuat
EASE_IN_OUT_QUAT	easeInOutQuat
EASE_OUT_IN_QUAT	easeOutInQuat
EASE_IN_QUINT	easeInQuint
EASE_OUT_QUINT	easeOutQuint
EASE_IN_OUT_QUINT	easeInOutQuint
EASE_OUT_IN_QUINT	easeOutInQuint
EASE_IN_ELASTIC	easeInElastic
EASE_OUT_ELASTIC	easeOutElastic
EASE_IN_OUT_ELASTIC	easeInOutElastic
EASE_OUT_IN_ELASTIC	easeOutInElastic
EASE_IN_BACK	easeInBack
EASE_OUT_BACK	easeOutBack
EASE_IN_OUT_BACK	easeInOutBack
EASE_OUT_IN_BACK	easeOutInBack
EASE_IN_SINE	easeInSine
EASE_OUT_SINE	easeOutSine
EASE_IN_OUT_SINE	easeInOutSine
EASE_OUT_IN_SINE	easeOutInSine
EASE_IN_EXPO	easeInExpo
EASE_OUT_EXPO	easeOutExpo
EASE_IN_OUT_EXPO	easeInOutExpo
EASE_OUT_IN_EXPO	easeOutInExpo
EASE_IN_CIRC	easeInCirc
EASE_OUT_CIRC	easeOutCirc
EASE_IN_OUT_CIRC	easeInOutCirc
EASE_OUT_IN_CIRC	easeOutInCirc
EASE_IN_BOUNCE	easeInBounce
EASE_OUT_BOUNCE	easeOutBounce
EASE_IN_OUT_BOUNCE	easeInOutBounce
EASE_OUT_IN_BOUNCE	easeOutInBounce
EASE_IN_CURVE	easeInCurve
EASE_OUT_CURVE	easeOutCurve

A detailed description on the various easing curve types are described here. One can access it by writing e.g. AR.CONST.EASING_CURVE_TYPE.LINEAR

The property holds various font styles as string properties.

The following font styles are defined:

• NORMAL
• BOLD
• ITALIC

One can access it by writing e.g. AR.CONST.FONT_STYLE.NORMAL

The property holds various horizontal anchors as int properties.

The following horizontal anchors are defined:

• LEFT
• CENTER
• RIGHT

One can access it by writing e.g. AR.CONST.HORIZONTAL_ANCHOR.LEFT

The level of accuracy of a location reported back from the system. The property holds various accuracy levels as int properties.

The following accuracy levels are defined:

• HIGH - the reported location is very accurate with a potential inaccuracy of up to 10 meters
• MEDIUM - the reported location is fairly accurate with a potential inaccuracy between 10 and 35 meters
• LOW - the reported location is inaccurate with a potential inaccuracy of more than 35 meters

One can access it by writing e.g. AR.CONST.LOCATION_ACCURACY.LOW

The property holds various states as int properties.

The following states are defined:

• INITIALIZED - The object is initialized, but no data is loaded.
• LOADING - The data is currently being loaded.
• LOADED - The data is loaded.
• PLAYING - The file is currently being played.
• ERROR - The file cannot be loaded or played. This can have various reasons, including the data not being fetchable, the file being corrupt etc.

One can access it by writing e.g. AR.CONST.STATE.INITIALIZED

The value indicating that the altitude is unknown or cannot be fetched.

It is set to -32768 meters. This altitude-level is impossible on the earth's surface.

In case a GeoLocation has set its altitude to UNKNOWN_ALTITUDE, the true altitude will be assumed to be on the same altitude level as the user.

The property holds various vertical anchors as int properties.

The following vertical anchors are defined:

• TOP
• MIDDLE
• BOTTOM

One can access it by writing e.g. AR.CONST.VERTICAL_ANCHOR.TOP