Enum ArCloudAnchorState

Result of a Cloud Anchor hosting or resolving operation. Refer to Google's Cloud Anchors developer guide for more information: https://developers.google.com/ar/reference/c/group/ar-anchor#arcloudanchorstate

Namespace: UnityEngine.XR.ARCore

Assembly: Unity.XR.ARCore.dll

Syntax

public enum ArCloudAnchorState

Fields

Name	Description
AR_CLOUD_ANCHOR_STATE_ERROR_CLOUD_ID_NOT_FOUND	Resolving failed, because the ARCore Cloud Anchor service could not find the provided Cloud Anchor ID.
AR_CLOUD_ANCHOR_STATE_ERROR_HOSTING_DATASET_PROCESSING_FAILED	Hosting failed, because the server could not successfully process the dataset for the given anchor. The developer should try again after the device has gathered more data from the environment.
AR_CLOUD_ANCHOR_STATE_ERROR_HOSTING_SERVICE_UNAVAILABLE	The ARCore Cloud Anchor service was unreachable. This can happen for a number of reasons. The device might be in airplane mode or does not have a working internet connection. The request sent to the server might have timed out with no response, or there might be a bad network connection, DNS unavailability, firewall issues, or anything else that might affect the device's ability to connect to the ARCore Cloud Anchor service.
AR_CLOUD_ANCHOR_STATE_ERROR_INTERNAL	A hosting/resolving task for this anchor finished with an internal error. The app should not attempt to recover from this error.
AR_CLOUD_ANCHOR_STATE_ERROR_NOT_AUTHORIZED	The authorization provided by the application is not valid. The Google Cloud project may not have enabled the ARCore API. It may fail if the operation you are trying to perform is not allowed. When using API key authentication, this will happen if the API key in the manifest is invalid, unauthorized or missing. It may also fail if the API key is restricted to a set of apps not including the current one. When using keyless authentication, this will happen if the developer fails to create OAuth client. It may also fail if Google Play Services isn't installed, is too old, or is malfunctioning for some reason (e.g. services killed due to memory pressure).
AR_CLOUD_ANCHOR_STATE_ERROR_RESOLVING_SDK_VERSION_TOO_NEW	The Cloud Anchor could not be resolved because the SDK version used to resolve the anchor is newer than and incompatible with the version used to host it.
AR_CLOUD_ANCHOR_STATE_ERROR_RESOLVING_SDK_VERSION_TOO_OLD	The Cloud Anchor could not be resolved because the SDK version used to resolve the anchor is older than and incompatible with the version used to host it.
AR_CLOUD_ANCHOR_STATE_ERROR_RESOURCE_EXHAUSTED	The application has exhausted the request quota allotted to the given API key. The developer should request additional quota for the ARCore API for their API key from the Google Developers Console.
AR_CLOUD_ANCHOR_STATE_NONE	Not a valid value for a Cloud Anchor operation.
AR_CLOUD_ANCHOR_STATE_SUCCESS	A hosting/resolving task for this anchor completed successfully.
AR_CLOUD_ANCHOR_STATE_TASK_IN_PROGRESS	A hosting/resolving task for the anchor is in progress. Once the task completes in the background, the anchor will get a new cloud state after the next ArSession_update call.