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uid: arkit-object-tracking
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# Object tracking
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To use object tracking on ARKit, you first need to create a Reference Object Library. See the [AR Subsystems documentation on object tracking](xref:arsubsystems-object-tracking-subsystem) for instructions.
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Next, you need to create an ARKit-specific version of the reference object. The [Scanning and Detecting 3D Objects](https://developer.apple.com/documentation/arkit/scanning_and_detecting_3d_objects) page on Apple's developer website allows you to download an app that you can run on an iOS device to produce such a scan. Note that this is a third-party application and Unity is not involved in its development.
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The scanning app produces a file with the extension `.arobject`. Drag each `.arobject` file into your Unity project, and Unity generates an `ARKitReferenceObjectEntry` for it.
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You should see some metadata and a preview image of the scan.
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You can now add the `.arobject` to a reference object in your Reference Object Library:
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