minHotspotOpacity property
This read-only attribute enables DOM content to be styled based on the
status of the WebXR AR presentation. For instance, a prompt for the user
to move their phone until the object is successfully placed in their
space can be shown by scoping a CSS rule to
model-viewerar-status="session-started".
Setting this attribute has no effect.
<model-viewer> official document: https://modelviewer.dev/docs/#entrydocs-augmentedreality-css-arStatus
This read-only attribute enables DOM content to be styled based on the
state of the WebXR AR tracking. For instance, a failure message can be
shown by scoping a CSS rule to model-viewerar-tracking="not-tracking".
Setting this attribute has no effect. Most AR tracking failures are due
to the camera being covered or seeing little discernable texture
<model-viewer> official document: https://modelviewer.dev/docs/#entrydocs-augmentedreality-css-arTracking
Sets the opacity of hidden hotspots.
<model-viewer> official document: https://modelviewer.dev/docs/#entrydocs-annotations-css-minHotspotOpacity
Implementation
// final ArStatus? arStatus;
/// This read-only attribute enables DOM content to be styled based on the
/// state of the WebXR AR tracking. For instance, a failure message can be
/// shown by scoping a CSS rule to model-viewer[ar-tracking="not-tracking"].
/// Setting this attribute has no effect. Most AR tracking failures are due
/// to the camera being covered or seeing little discernable texture
///
/// `<model-viewer>` official document: https://modelviewer.dev/docs/#entrydocs-augmentedreality-css-arTracking
// final ArTracking? arTracking;
// Annotations CSS
/// Sets the opacity of hidden hotspots.
///
/// `<model-viewer>` official document: https://modelviewer.dev/docs/#entrydocs-annotations-css-minHotspotOpacity
final num? minHotspotOpacity;