Added new parameter to enable/disable the white dots on surface

[BrutalCoding]

Added the ability to disable or enable the plane renderer (white dots) when it detects surfaces

The ArCoreView() now has a new property named "enablePlaneRenderer", by default its turned on which means you'll see the white dots.

[AlinaStepanova]

Hi @BrutalCoding, @giandifra!

I am trying to use this feature but still the white dots are shown.
The way I am using it:

ArCoreView(
    onArCoreViewCreated: _onArCoreViewCreated,
    type: ArCoreViewType.AUGMENTEDIMAGES,
    enablePlaneRenderer: false,
)

Device: Pixel 4, android version: 11
Could you please help in resolving this issue?

[BrutalCoding]

Hi @AlinaStepanova,

I’ll see if I can replicate this issue during the weekend and if so, will attempt to fix it. From reading your code it seems you do nothing wrong.

[AlinaStepanova]

@BrutalCoding thank you

[giandifra]

@BrutalCoding @AlinaStepanova Have you this in new transformable_node branch? You can see more here #89

[AlinaStepanova]

Hi, @giandifra!
I tried this feature with the master and a new transformable_node branches and unfortunately, the result is the same for me.
By the way, dots do not appear immediately, it takes at least 10-15 seconds for them to pop up, so at the first sight, it feels like they are disabled.

[BrutalCoding]

Had little time this weekend and couldn’t find the issue at first glance🤔. I’ll try again within a few days.

[AlinaStepanova]

As a temporary solution, I used this line of code in the ArCoreAugmentedImagesView class:

config?.planeFindingMode = Config.PlaneFindingMode.DISABLED

https://developers.google.com/ar/reference/java/com/google/ar/core/Config.PlaneFindingMode

[MarkAlexanderDev]

Thanks @AlinaStepanova! I've implemented it and the performances are also 10 times better