I would like to see AR experience triggered when user approaches and enters certain geotagged location.

I would like to see object occlusion. It makes for a more "realistic" experience. see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ZrmPTPgY3I

LOVING the way the shadows are falling! The even occlude objects in the real world! It would be great to have control over the “POSITION” of the key lighting source.

Thanks!

Well, a simple text tool to create messages or information blocks floating over the scene. Next step could be data driven text, dynamically updated on demand.

Add ability to track human face and use it like a grid for design. In other words, let’s allow user to create new insta/snap mask and filters. Thanks.

Smart guides would be great when positioning multiple objects to level them out on the same plane, I was having a difficult time doing this. Anchor points would a low for the pinning of objects to a exact pixel, this could allow for the object to animate and flexibility to move and serve a realistic purpose. Say if I wanted the corner of my picture to hold position but I did not mind it the other parts moved as much or the tail of the dinosaur to be anchored in place.

I would like to use more detailed models with more poly’s. A larger file size. I look at Aero from a production platform or high end story telling tool. I would like to use Aero to create intense scenes with awesome effects and the sound features recently added. We create full cast audio books and would like to take it to the next level and Aero could be the tool we have been looking for to do that.

Instanced and simulated objects allowing for the creation of things like smoke, steam, fire or fairy-dust

To be able to post signage with a gps tag so that customers can share and see the image. For example at career fairs or even walking down the street.

It would be fantastic if there if we could build in Aero, saved onto our Creative Cloud drive, and then Aero could generate a code to embed a AR viewer onto websites like Wix or Squarespace.

This a particular issue I have - when I build websites using popular website builders like Wix, Wordpress etc. they do not allow AR formats to be uploaded in the same way you can upload image and video files.

I work at a university and it can be difficult to push out an experience because of the variety of phones and the barrier of downloading an app.

An amazing feature would be to have a browser-based viewing option that wouldn't require downloading the app.

I interested to use AR as a tool to review designs as a final product in the exact size of the product, especially when we designed artwork for trade shows displays and signage, AR can be very helpful for our clients to review the design before it sent to production. In a workflow like this, sometimes we need to take a measuring tool, it would be great if we can have a feature to measure any object or surface while viewing the design inside Aero.

So, the small escaping guy at the bottom of the screen is the behaviour panel. Had to guess it (cause I didn't RTFM first, I know).

I hope it's just a matter of time before he gets a better icon and position :)

The Aero interface looks A LOT like Dimension, but is, of course, way rougher.

If it's there to stay in Dimension (Home/Concept/Render), then I'd suggest the same top line in Aero : Home / Place / Behaviour
(Plus it would match XD's Home/Create/Interact)

As Project Aero progresses in features and development, creators will need UI design support for user interactivity of their work.

UI elements and functionality could be exported from Adobe XD to Aero and with a little help from Xcode (or not) have a final fully interactive AR experience published.

It would be great to be able to select multiple surfaces within one scene to place asset on all them. I.e. placing a plant on a table, and a drawing in a wall. So, there should be a “plus” extra button to add new surfaces. Maybe layers for each surface could be useful in the workflow.

Perhaps the option to add parameter to pause animation for allocated time.

It would be great to import multi layer 3D comps directly from After Effects. Especially if you could bring in keyed video along with animated layers.