Detailed explanation of this code can be found in the lecture video.
- How to use my custom version of the WebXR emulator
- Including an update() function in the main loop
- Reading controller input using polling
- Viewing the debug console on the Quest
- Grabbing objects with the controllers
- Using a physics engine
Add the code for grabbing objects with your left controller. This will involve adding a leftGrabbedObject and then copying and pasting the code from the right hand. You can submit your index.ts file on Canvas, or alternatively you can submit a screenshot of you grabbing an object with the left controller.
Material for CSCI 5619 Fall 2020 by Evan Suma Rosenberg is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
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This lecture was based upon content from the 3D User Interfaces Fall 2020 course by Blair MacIntyre.
The virtual environment was created using RPG Poly Pack - Lite from the Unity Asset Store.