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FME AR: Using google drive on iPhone 11

  • July 6, 2021
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Hi,

I am able to use iCloud as data provider in the FME AR app, but when I try to open the same file in Google Drive the file is greyed out.

Does anyone else have the same problem?

 

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Best answer by andreaatsafe

Hi @davidlan​ ,

We currently have an outstanding known issue where you can not open an .fmear file stored in Google Drive from the FME AR app. I've linked this question to our internal report so that we can update you when it's been resolved.

 

In the meantime, there is a way to work around it by opening an .fmear file from Google Drive (rather than from FME AR app itself). In Google Drive, please select the file you would like to open and then Open in > Copy to FME AR.

-Andrea

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  • July 7, 2021

Hi @davidlan​ ,

We currently have an outstanding known issue where you can not open an .fmear file stored in Google Drive from the FME AR app. I've linked this question to our internal report so that we can update you when it's been resolved.

 

In the meantime, there is a way to work around it by opening an .fmear file from Google Drive (rather than from FME AR app itself). In Google Drive, please select the file you would like to open and then Open in > Copy to FME AR.

-Andrea

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