It has been awhile since I've written a new blog post so hopefully, this makes up the difference. This post and the next will be a two part series on my experiments with ARKit and CoreLocation! The first part will deal with the basics of ARKit, getting the directions from MapKit as well as touch on the basics of matrix transformations. The second part will deal with calculating the bearing between two locations and how to take the location data and translate that into a position in the ARKit Scene.
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