Hey guys, so I've been seeing a lot of people having trouble viewing 3D animals in their space, and I wanted to address why that might be happening. First off, if you're trying to use Google's AR technology to bring 3D animals into your space and it's not working, there could be a few reasons why. One common issue is that your smartphone may not be compatible with this feature. Google AR requires a phone that supports ARCore, so if your device is not on the list of supported devices, you might not be able to use this feature. Another reason could be related to the software and permissions on your device. Make sure that your phone's operating system is up to date and that you have granted the necessary permissions for the AR feature to work. Additionally, lighting and space size can also affect the functionality of 3D animals. If the lighting in your space is too dim or too bright, it may interfere with the AR technology's ability to detect surfaces and place the 3D models accurately. Also, if the space is too cluttered or there are not enough clear surfaces, the AR feature may struggle to place the animals in your space. So, how do you fix these issues? First, check if your smartphone is compatible with Google AR by visiting the ARCore supported devices list. If your device is not supported, unfortunately, you may not be able to use this feature. If your device is supported, make sure that your operating system and Google AR app are updated to the latest versions. Ensure that you have granted all necessary permissions for the AR feature to access your camera and other relevant settings. Lastly, try to find a well-lit and clear space with enough space for the 3D animals to appear in your environment. By addressing these issues, you may have a better chance of successfully viewing 3D animals in your space. AR technology is super cool, but it can be finicky at times. Hopefully, these tips will help you troubleshoot any issues you might be experiencing. Let me know in the comments if you have any other questions or if you've found a different solution that works for you. Good luck, and happy AR-ing!