The GitHub repository can be accessed here. Part 3 will focus on creating another AWS lambda function that will be responsible for translating the OBJ output file to SVF format that the Forge Viewer can open. Part 2 will focus on creating a Reality Capture backend app running from an AWS lambda function that creates a photoscene, upload images to it and process the photoscene. Part 1 of this three part demo app series, covers 'getting started', 'building a mobile UI', and 'connecting to Forge Login' With the mobile version of Forge Viewer, you can view the resulting Reality Capture OBJ file - think of it as a 3D mesh model of a photoscene that you have captured through pictures taken from your smartphone. In this repository, we will walk through 'building a basic React Native app' that can handle Forge login so you can process image files on your smartphone through the Forge Reality Capture API and open the resulting viewable in the Forge Viewer. Uses Viewer to show resulting 3D mesh model and textures.

Uses Reality Capture to convert camera pictures into a 3D mesh model in OBJ file format. Demonstrate how to build a mobile app using Forge Reality Capture API.