https://youtu.be/8xIxXkXn26M Besides Continuous Movement, Teleportation is the other main form of movement found in VR. Since running like in Ready Player One isn’t a reality yet, teleportation helps our player navigate a expansive environment easily.  Teleportation Provider Before we can use any teleportation rays, we need to add a Teleportation Provider to our Locomotion System.  Expand […]

https://youtu.be/YlGMwXb1WQk Between the Poke Interactor, Direct Interactor and Ray Interactor, we have a ton of behaviors’ that we need to manage. If we interact with an Object that can use all three Interactables, which one gets priority? To make sure our players have a more consistent experience, we can actually handle the hierarchy of importance

https://youtu.be/Jvb7sAR2Tmk VR is always evolving and changing and it looks like locomotion and continuous movement using the XR Interaction Toolkit has also evolved! Some scripts that we had to write in the previous version of this series are now built into the XR Interaction Toolkit.  Overall, it’s been made a ton easier and accessible. Let’s

https://youtu.be/f_jHGNxwN2g One of the most immersive experiences we can have in VR is with hand tracking. With the Quest 2 improving it’s hand tracking abilities, it’s time we talk about XR Hands!  Installing XR Hands In order to use XR Hands with hand tracking, we’re going to need to install the XR Hands package and

https://youtu.be/MaA76IHXMOM Since I last covered the XR Interaction Toolkit, Unity has added an all new Interactor! Say hello to the Poke Interactor! As the name suggests, the XR Poke Interactor is responsible for allowing interactions specifically around poking. Making A XR Poke Interactor To make a XR Poke Interactor, we need to do the following. Expand

https://youtu.be/SC1e16ZIvUk  In this guide we’ll learn how to build an XR Ray Interactor, what attributes it has, how to grab objects from far away and how to create UI for VR and interact with it using our Ray Interactors. XR Interaction Toolkit 2.4! Unity has released the 2.4 version of the XR Interaction Toolkit and with

https://youtu.be/pNhrpdTLMl0 IT’s time to go over how to pick things up in VR. In order to do that with Unity and the XR Interaction Toolkit, we’re going to need two main components.  A XR Direct Interactor and a XR Grab Interactable! Adding a XR Direct Interactor To add a XR Direct Interactor, we need to

https://youtu.be/vGZlTfZIfRo In this tutorial, we’ll be learning how to use Unity’s Action Input System to connect our VR Hands. I’ll express the importance of really understanding the Action Input System. With it, you’ll be able to connect hand animations with player input, but more importantly, you’ll be able to get Input from your player for

https://youtu.be/zbqHNwDpi6Y Unity 2022 LTS has been released and I’ve taken it as a sign to redo my VR Basics tutorials. The XR Interaction Toolkit is now at version 2.3.2 and when I did my basics tutorials, it was still at 2.0.0.  There’s a ton of changes and things to explore, so let’s go back to

https://youtu.be/RYrmwpFzH_I We have our Bow working and we’re able to shoot Arrows. What else could we want? Polish One of the highlights about VR development is how immersive we can make our experiences. In order to amp up the immersion, we’ll need to add things like sound and haptic feedback. As an extra bonus, we’ll