←API Reference ←NianticSpatial.NSDK.AR ←LocationService

Start

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Declaration

public void Start()

Parameters

Name	Type	Summary
desiredAccuracyInMeters	float	The service accuracy you want to use, in meters. This determines the accuracy of the device's last location coordinates. Higher values like 500 don't require the device to use its GPS chip and thus save battery power. Lower values like 5-10 provide the best accuracy but require the GPS chip and thus use more battery power. The default value is 10 meters.
updateDistanceInMeters	float	The minimum distance, in meters, that the device must move laterally before Unity updates Input.location. Higher values like 500 produce fewer updates and are less resource intensive to process. The default is 10 meters.

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Overload 1

public void Start(float desiredAccuracyInMeters)

Parameters

Name	Type	Summary
desiredAccuracyInMeters	float	The service accuracy you want to use, in meters. This determines the accuracy of the device's last location coordinates. Higher values like 500 don't require the device to use its GPS chip and thus save battery power. Lower values like 5-10 provide the best accuracy but require the GPS chip and thus use more battery power. The default value is 10 meters.
updateDistanceInMeters	float	The minimum distance, in meters, that the device must move laterally before Unity updates Input.location. Higher values like 500 produce fewer updates and are less resource intensive to process. The default is 10 meters.

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Overload 2

public void Start(float desiredAccuracyInMeters, float updateDistanceInMeters)

Parameters

Name	Type	Summary
desiredAccuracyInMeters	float	The service accuracy you want to use, in meters. This determines the accuracy of the device's last location coordinates. Higher values like 500 don't require the device to use its GPS chip and thus save battery power. Lower values like 5-10 provide the best accuracy but require the GPS chip and thus use more battery power. The default value is 10 meters.
updateDistanceInMeters	float	The minimum distance, in meters, that the device must move laterally before Unity updates Input.location. Higher values like 500 produce fewer updates and are less resource intensive to process. The default is 10 meters.

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