To locate the Precision Test model relative to your physical workspace you will need to attach the coordinates of your Markers. This process will need to be completed once for each workspace where you plan to use mixed reality, as Marker positions can be shared between published models.
Twinbuild
Click on Add Marker to add the coordinates of a Marker to the model. Enter the ID and coordinates then click Accept to register the point. If you make a mistake, you can click on the ID of the point within the 3D viewport to edit the ID or coordinates. Repeat this process for each Marker in your workspace.
Fologram
Run the XRMarker command to add a new marker to the model. Enter the coordinates of your marker then hit enter and specify an ID. Run the XRMarker command again to print off your collection of markers as a PDF.
Testing with linear markers
If you are performing a simple test from a linear collection of markers, then the y and z coordinates of the markers can remain 0. Only the x coordinate will be required to capture the relative distances between the markers. Keep in mind that precision will only be optimal along the line of the markers and you will experience increasing drift at points on the grid off this axis.
If you are wanting a quick understanding of drift in your space, we recommend starting with two markers located 8m or 24’ apart.