It would be cool to have the option to import video with alpha channel and sound.
The video is played or stopped via the behavior menu.

This could still be science fiction, but with the dual cameras and 3D depth sensors on mobile devices now, 3D objects could act as triggers for AR experiences.

I could immediately use this for marketing and presentation purposes for my clients, or see this used in classrooms and even in art galleries.

Instead of exporting to our phone, could we get a preview of the entire immersive experience on a desktop before deploying.

Is it possible to import an animated asset from Adobe Character Animator CC?

It would be incredible if we can use GIFs and anchors in a scene and have the relevant Gif asset load and anchor in to place. (Example SlideAR) Multiple Gifs and multiple anchors would be preferable in creating modular narratives.

https://twitter.com/slide_ar/status/1143241450886488065?s=20

Card Game example, 
(also kids books, drawings and various interactive educational artefacts)
A use case where GIF assets would load and anchor to image and animate like in the Slide AR example.
From a limited deck of cards we could spawn a whole table top of interactive narrative elements and arrange them in to a modular narrative .

I would love to be able to incorporate 2D animations created with Adobe Animate into Aero. It would be exciting to create assets in Animate to use, rather than static Photoshop files. I teach on a Games Art & Animation course and I am excited to start teaching AR and I can think of some exciting projects to run if I could only use animations from Aninate within the Aero environment.

Hi,
I have an idea but it is related to the content/service more than the application it self. With this app, I think it will be nice to have an AR library (Adobe AR Stock.. e.g.). You may add a geo feature that will trigger your location and it will suggest to you AR samples from the library based on your current location. Since Aero has recording feature it will be nice to have such a thing.
Regards

While I can set the inital pivot/control of an object to be on the origin, center, bottom or top, when I go to create an action the only option is "rotate" which moves it around the middle.
I am trying to set up something with a rocking chair that rocks when you get close or tap on it and the movement looks wrong when rotating around the middle and would look much more fluid if it could pivot.

This is all one issue to my mind - Precision Control is missing.

If there's a grid I need to be able to control it.

Working with small tolerances and this hard-coded Snap function destroys my precision and I have to play this stupid game of massaging decimals in the XYZ Properties. Frustrating as hell. Nudge function would eliminate this.

Would be nice to be able to update or replace assets that is already placed on 3D composition. Let say animated images, I just need to update and replace it but currently we need to delete and place it again.

I want to be able to snap digital objects to the real world surface that is detected in the scene.

Could it be possible to import USDZ files in Aero?

At least the models of the scene in the case of it is too difficulet to import Animations and behaviors...

The ability to provide an object, image(s) or texture layer with controls for adjusting RGB color, alpha channel opacity and illumination values.

I am lost when I do not see why my 3D model is not uploading. It would be great if there would be error messages that notify me that my 3D file is too detailed, or that my file cannot be uploaded because it is an animation, etc.

Could be useful to copy/paste triggers from one object to another to avoid to repeat the same behaviour.
For example I need the same triggers on 3 dices (see the screenshot here attacched) and I have to repeat 3 Times the same workflow on each one.

Would be useful to snap the transformation anchor to snap to any edge mid-point, corner, or center of objects.

It’d be cool to have some HDRI environment maps available to aid with previewing. Similar, perhaps, to Blender’s ‘Viewport Shading’ options or the checkable ‘Display > Background’ option in the controls menu of Don McCurdy’s glTF Viewer: https://gltf-viewer.donmccurdy.com

Not sure if I'm missing it, but is the behavior "Path Move" not available on the desktop? I was building a scene and didn't see an area where I could apply a custom animation. Is this correct?