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**Design interactions for situations where AR illusions can be most convincing.** For example, place virtual content near the centers of detected planes, where it's safer to assume that the detected plane is a good match to the real-world surface. It may be tempting to design experiences that use the full surface of a table top, where virtual scene elements can react to or fall off the table's edges. However, world tracking and plane detection may not precisely estimate the edges of the table.


## User Control

**Strive for a balance between accurately placing virtual content and respecting the user's input.** For example, consider a situation where the user attempts to place content that should appear on top of a flat surface.
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## Testing

For testing and debugging AR experiences, it helps to have a live visualization of the scene processing that ARKit performs. See the `showDebugVisuals` method in this project's `ViewController` class for world tracking visualization, and the `HitTestVisualization` class for a demonstration of ARKit's feature detection methods.
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