Limitations and Known Issues in V9 Service Pack 5 (2022.05)

Following are the limitations in the V9 Service Pack 5 (2022.05) release of Quantum Visualizer

Android

Issue with Camera Focus on Android 12 Devices

For a Camera widget that has an Overlay, if the value of the focusMode key of the cameraOptions property is set as constants.CAMERA_FOCUS_MODE_AUTO, the Camera does not work as expected on Android 12 devices.

This is an issue with the Native Android platform. To avoid this issue, ensure that you set the value of the focusMode key as constants.CAMERA_FOCUS_MODE_CONTINUOUS.

For example, add the following code in the preShow or postShow Event of the Form before configuring the Overlay for the Camera widget:

insteadsetFocusModeContinous: function() {
    this.view.myCamera.cameraOptions = {
        focusMode: "constants.FOCUS_MODE_CONTINUOUS"
    }
}

Quantum Visualizer

Android Build Issues on Mac Machines with M1 Processors

When you build an Android app on Mac machines that use M1 processors, the build pauses due to security issues, and an alert appears on the screen.
The issue occurs as the security enhancements made in the Mac OS do not allow full disc access for Quantum Visualizer to download the required Android Build tools and dependencies.

As a workaround for this issue, download the required build tools from Android Studio, and then start building the Android app in Quantum Visualizer.

Issue with Adding and Deleting Cordova Plugins

When you try to add or delete a Cordova plugin in Quantum Visualizer, a network error alert appears, and the add or delete operation fails.
The issue occurs because the third-party URL that is internally used by Quantum Visualizer to fetch the list of Cordova plugins is no longer available.

As a workaround for this issue, download the required Cordova plugins, and then import the plugins into the Quantum Visualizer project.