Enable Apple's built-in ARKit/RoomPlan user instructions

[TangoEcho]

Enhancement Request

Enable Apple's built-in ARKit and RoomPlan user instruction system instead of creating custom guidance.

Current Behavior

• App may not be displaying Apple's native scanning instructions
• Users don't see standard iOS scanning guidance that they're familiar with

Desired Solution

Enable Apple's built-in instruction system that automatically shows:

• Standard iOS scanning prompts
• Native RoomPlan guidance messages
• Built-in tracking state feedback
• Apple's established UX patterns

Implementation

Research and enable Apple's native instruction display rather than building custom solutions:

• Check RoomCaptureView configuration options
• Verify ARKit instruction display settings
• Use standard iOS patterns users already know

Benefits

• Consistent with other iOS apps
• No custom development needed
• Users familiar with standard iOS scanning UX
• Automatically localized and accessible

Priority

Low - Improvement that leverages existing Apple frameworks

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[TangoEcho]

I've investigated enabling Apple's built-in ARKit/RoomPlan user instructions. Here's what I found:

Current Implementation:
The app creates RoomCaptureView with a custom ARSession:

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Research Findings:
Apple's RoomCaptureView automatically displays built-in instruction overlays by default. The native instructions include:

• "Move around to scan the room"
• "Point at walls, furniture, and room features"
• "Keep moving to capture the entire space"
• Standard iOS tracking state feedback

Status Check:
The app should already be showing Apple's native instructions unless they've been disabled. The RoomCaptureView delegate methods don't appear to be suppressing the built-in UI.

Next Steps:

1. Test the current app in iOS Simulator or device to verify if instructions are displayed
2. If instructions are missing, check if any delegate methods are hiding the built-in UI
3. Consider if the custom ARSession is interfering with default instruction display

This appears to be more of a verification task than an implementation issue. The app should already be leveraging Apple's built-in instruction system.

[TangoEcho]

I have investigated enabling Apples built-in ARKit/RoomPlan user instructions. Here is what I found:

Current Implementation:
The app creates RoomCaptureView with a custom ARSession and sets up delegates properly.

Research Findings:
Apples RoomCaptureView automatically displays built-in instruction overlays by default. The native instructions include:

• "Move around to scan the room"
• "Point at walls, furniture, and room features"
• "Keep moving to capture the entire space"
• Standard iOS tracking state feedback

Status Check:
The app should already be showing Apples native instructions unless they have been disabled. The RoomCaptureView delegate methods do not appear to be suppressing the built-in UI.

Next Steps:

1. Test the current app in iOS Simulator or device to verify if instructions are displayed
2. If instructions are missing, check if any delegate methods are hiding the built-in UI
3. Consider if the custom ARSession is interfering with default instruction display

This appears to be more of a verification task than an implementation issue. The app should already be leveraging Apples built-in instruction system.

[holg]

@TangoEcho , thanks for all your effort and research, i did not have the time to go to action, now i found some time and i started to work on the issues, your research did help well, thx Dude