Gaming Custom AR cards

[blubbermarble]

Try these custom AR cards below. Just reply if it is working or not.

Image must download in full size:

Print it in A4 size in portrait orientation without fitting picture to frame.

 

[croagunk.master]

Try these custom AR cards below. Just reply if it is working or not.

Image must download in full size:

Print it in A4 size in portrait orientation without fitting picture to frame.

I really liked Doraemon. It'll be really awesome if these actually work.

 

[shadowsfm]

why would you think these would work? they aren't from nintendo

by the way, size doesn't matter

 

[bigpaws]

the device is not programed to work with these so it wont
it would be like looking at a pic frame during ar

 

[KingVamp]

But the 3DS doesn't have those pics register...

It would be cool to register your own pics tho.

 

[notmeanymore]

The 3DS isn't magic. It can't render a 3D image from a 2d picture. It's either the camera sees data that the human eye can't see (which is possible, I think. My camera can see the LEDs in a Wii Sensor Bar, for example) or the 3DS can actually see the card, process it for what it is and where it is and render an image (from memory) accordingly.

 

[croagunk.master]

@OP, where did you get them?

 

[shadowsfm]

i think it works by face recognition, kind of like how the camera recognizes eyes, nose, and mouth just enough to make a mii

oh i get it, some one photoshopped this by taking the official cards and adding the Doraemon pictures on top.

 

[blubbermarble]

i think it works by face recognition, kind of like how the camera recognizes eyes, nose, and mouth just enough to make a mii

oh i get it, some one photoshopped this by taking the official cards and adding the Doraemon pictures on top.

I've downloaded from the Nintendo 3DS Japanese support website and edited the AR cards.

And also, there are more custom AR cards by clicking on the link in my signature.

 

[Veho]

The 3DS isn't magic.

It's not a code in IR or "invisible" ink, it's the latter. The 3DS recognizes the image on the cards it "knows" and runs the related piece of code: a 3D figure or a minigame or whatever action is associated with that particular card.

 

[chris888222]

i think it works by face recognition, kind of like how the camera recognizes eyes, nose, and mouth just enough to make a mii

oh i get it, some one photoshopped this by taking the official cards and adding the Doraemon pictures on top.

I've downloaded from the Nintendo 3DS Japanese support website and edited the AR cards.

And also, there are more custom AR cards by clicking on the link in my signature.

Since it was edited straight from the Nintendo web, who knows whether it will not work?

 

[Ikki]

They won't work. The 3DS doesn't have the models for those characters. And it won't recognize them in the first place.

 

[Kawo]

"WITCHES DON'T EXIST"

from Ushiromiya Battler

 

[CannonFoddr]

Hmm - but what if the 3DS gets 'updates' via it's WiFi that imports new models
OR what if the Model info is stored on the game cartridge ??

If you have the Game & you get the AR card - you then get a 'bonus' of a virtual Model on your 3DS

 

[Rydian]

My vote is either for facial recognition, or as somebody else said something the camera picks up that we can't. To give an example, there's lenses for cameras you can get to make them look through people's clothing, but I'm not giving any links because it's obviously NSFW...

 

[Ikki]

Hmm - but what if the 3DS gets 'updates' via it's WiFi that imports new models
OR what if the Model info is stored on the game cartridge ??

If you have the Game & you get the AR card - you then get a 'bonus' of a virtual Model on your 3DS

That would allow another card(s) to do another thing(s). Still doesn't allow custom cards since Nintendo won't provide models based on whatever characters you want.

 

[Nollog]

They might show the normal AR Games, but they obviously won't show the pictures on the cards.

 

[shadowsfm]

Hmm - but what if the 3DS gets 'updates' via it's WiFi that imports new models
OR what if the Model info is stored on the game cartridge ??

If you have the Game & you get the AR card - you then get a 'bonus' of a virtual Model on your 3DS

well, nintendogs + cats has its own AR software using the same character cards

http://www.youtube.com/user/Nintendo3DS#p/u/1/V5XaYUbttyQ

 

[notmeanymore]

To give an example, there's lenses for cameras you can get to make them look through people's clothing, but I'm not giving any links because it's obviously NSFW...

Can I get one of these for my phone?

 

[Slyakin]

Some 3DS games (like Nintendogs) has been confirmed to make use of the AR cards. Nintendogs puts your cute puppy on the cards.

The ? Block cards shows them normally.
The Mario card has them wear a Toad/Mario hat.
The Link card has the pup wear Link's hat and hair.

And so on and so forth.