Configuring the position of an ArUco marker in a virtual scene (Unity)

Create a virtual marker in Unity and place it in a position corresponding to the position of the ArUco marker in the physical environment.

In Unity, open the virtual scene you plan to align with your play area.
Create a virtual marker and place it in the scene. Make sure the position and rotation of the virtual and physical markers are precise. A closer match will increase the accuracy of scene alignment.

Remember to calculate the position from the center of the marker. Make sure the height and the distance to the nearest boundary are the same.
Make a note of the positional data, including the parallel transport and rotation in quaternion. You'll need to use this data when creating your ArUco markers.
Configure the marker ID and dictionary of the virtual marker by using the Configure marker ID and dictionary API. See Marker-Based Location Sharing APIs (AIO).

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