#Modifying steam api dll series

This will allow the player to teleport anywhere along the collider for that object. You can also add the TeleportArea component to any object in your scene.Drag in some TeleportPoint prefabs from Teleport/Prefabs to add locations that the player can teleport to.To add teleporting to your scene drag in the Teleporting prefab from Teleport/Prefabs into your scene.You can then add the Skeleton Poser component to a GameObject with an Interactable and pose how you want the hand to look when interacting with it.

Adding this component to your object will allow it to be picked up and thrown by the player.

We have included a few commonly used interactable classes such as the Throwable.

(Look at Samples/Scripts/InteractableExample.cs for example usage) All the other components on this object will then start receiving relevant messages from the playerвЂ™s hands.

Add the вЂњInteractableвЂќ component to any object in the scene.

If you have controllers that support Skeleton Input you'll also see hands that touch and press the buttons on your controllers.

You should be able to see the scene in the headset now along with your controllers being tracked in the scene.

It also hooks into all the relevant SteamVR Input actions needed. This prefab sets up the main Player component and the hands. Drag in the вЂњPlayerвЂќ prefab from Core/Prefabs into your scene.Hopefully it can serve as a good starting point for your own experiments and help you in developing your projects. Including SteamVR Input (actions / action sets) and Skeleton Input (hands). Since then it has been updated to be an example of the new features we've added to SteamVR. This system was initially designed to be lightweight and flexible so that it could support all the experiments that we were working on at the time.

#Modifying steam api dll series

The Interaction System is a series of scripts, prefabs and other assets that were the basis of all the minigames and other scenes in The Lab.