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Yes, VR Builder is used for this animation. Despite its name, VR Builder can also be used for creating AR, web, and desktop applications. Obviously, the VR interactions won't work but if you are only interested in the animations, that should be no problem.

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Unfortunately, we don't provide an Unreal SDK yet.

Indeed, Unity does not make it easy for us to foster their ecosystem and the recent changes in their license model didn't help either. 😕

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Unlike Unity, this plug-in is really free to use. You can even get the complete open source code from GitHub. 😀

Lenovo provides 2 big advantages over Pico 4 and Quest 3 for business users: 1. It is build for enterprise purposes which is reflected not only in the hardware but also in their services and the different software options/partners. 2. You don't have any data privacy/security issues that you could have with devices from ByteDance or Meta. You can find more information about this device on our blog: www.mindport.co/blog-articles/lenovo-thinkreality-vrx-review

@MindPort Thanks. It's not that I want to be negative and see Lenovo fail, quite the opposite. But the thing that is going to matter the most very very soon is a breathtaking visual experience with microOLED displays. People are sick of washed out colors and the screen door effect. And non VR enthusiasts put these things on and say, why does this "4k" display look like the equivalent of a 1080p monitor? So you can offer all the business services you want and hopefully that works out for you, but in the long run you need to start wowing people.

Hi! You can try changing the layer of the wall. But please join our community on discord where we can better support you. You can use this link for joining: community.mindport.co

@@MindPort can i know what type of layer would be? btw thanks

@@m.shahrulnizam4655 The one that is set in your teleport ray interactor. It usually is name "XR Teleport". You can also select 'all' for checking if this approach is in the right direction.

@@MindPort understood, thank you sir.. 🙏

This implementation does not require any code!

Thank you for your patience! VR Builder architecture is already prepared for it, so it's possible to add your localization solution if you like. Or you can also join our Discord server (community.mindport.co) for future updates, as we are considering providing it together with one of our partners!

Then maybe VR Builder is perfect for you! It's a VR development toolkit that will allow you to do more with less code. And to answer your question: You will need to download VR Builder package from the Asset Store.

Yes, multiplayer is a part of our pro offering, you can learn more here: www.mindport.co/vr-builder/pricing If you have any doubts, don't hesitate to contact us!

@@MindPort Why is the price for the vr builder plugin on the Unity asset store cheaper than the price on the website?

@@imammaruf1440 The add-ons on the asset store are part of the Community edition. You get the features and standard community support. Our Pro edition includes exclusive services, like dedicated product training, priority bug fixes and feature request, which will help you get the best value out of VR Builder in a short time frame. For hobbyist and students we recommend the community edition. For professional teams with the aim to deliver highest quality content on time and in budget to their client, the Pro edition is a very valuable option.

After the step is done, the snap zone will be disabled but one way to solve this is, for example, looping your process.

@@MindPort how to looping it?

​@@kmc3935 you can just connect the 2nd step back to the 1st one and create a loop within the process that way. Please note that you would need to unsnap the snapzone (there is an unsnap behavior for this) and you should move the object out of the snap zone (e.g. via the move object / animate transform behavior) so that it does not automatically snap again.

@@MindPort thx for reply to help

@@MindPort but I following your step still fail to loop it(add the unsnap behavior and set move object?

Never mind i did it u just need to loop the steps around

Glad you could make it work!

We made some changes on how teleportation works on VR Builder 2.7. Change the trigger from ""On Select Exited" to "On Deactivated" for the teleportation area. If this is still not fixing your issue, please join our community on Discord (community.mindport.co), so we can help you troubleshoot this!

@@MindPort thank you sooo muuch it worked <3

Sorry to hear that you are encountering issues. Please join our discord community where we will help you resolve this. 🙂 Here is the link: community.mindport.co

What we and most of our users do for testing is: - Use tethered devices so that you can directly test in playmode. It also helps because you see all the logs. - Use the desktop menu (from the menus add-on) as it allows to skip steps and whole chapters. You can also use the standalone menu to do the same with standalone devices. - Adjust the process to only test the critical part to speed up testing. - Make use of a device simulator. The one provided by XRIT is a bit clumsy and some users have developed their own. I hope those suggestions help you out.

@tposetoys4419 Probable the model does not allow read/write. To fix this, select the model of the object (usually an fbx file or similar) and open the Unity Inspector. In the model's properties, you'll find a "Read/Write" checkbox. Set it to true.

You are welcome. 😀

Thanks! We are glad you like it. 😀

Hi, we do! Feel free to join our discord community (community.mindport.co)

Hi Nofar, You can play sounds on collision. This thread should help you add it to your scene: answers.unity.com/questions/1159138/playing-audio-on-collision.html

It's part of VR Builder. You can get the plug-in for free from assetstore.unity.com/packages/tools/visual-scripting/vr-builder-open-source-toolkit-for-vr-creation-201913

You can manually open the workflow editor via the menu tab > Tools > VR Builder > Open Workflow Editor. If this entry is missing, there is an issue with them import/compiling. Often times, restarting Unity resolves this issue. If both these approaches don't work, please join our community where you will receive further assistance: community.mindport.co

We created them out of 2 cylinders and a cuboid in a standard 3D modelling tool. For the propotions we used LEGO brick parameters.

Thanks Taylan! 😀

Hi Nicolás, thanks for your question and interest in VR Builder! 😀 The integration (incl. this demo) is going to be included in the next VRIF release. Feel free to join our community (community.mindport.co) for further announcements.

It is possible to be used for any VR application. You will get the most value if your app/game includes some form of process logic, e.g. some tasks or goals that you have to accomplish. For shooting games, I'd recommend to check out the VR interaction framework: assetstore.unity.com/packages/templates/systems/vr-interaction-framework-161066

For developing the VR content, a VR headset is not required. It is also possible to use the XR interaction toolkit device simulator, but to experience immersive environment, a VR headset is highly recommended. What's your use case and what would you like to use VR Builder for?

Hi Daniel, It's still on the asset store and we recently released version 2.0 🎉. Unfortunately, Unity ranks free assets lower, so you have to to scroll down a bit to find it in the search results. Here is the direct link for your convenience: assetstore.unity.com/packages/tools/visual-scripting/vr-builder-201913

For this particular tutorial we used a Samsung Odyssey, a Windows Mixed Reality device. But VR Builder supports almost all common VR devices. You can check the details on the Unity Asset Store: assetstore.unity.com/packages/tools/visual-scripting/vr-builder-toolkit-for-creating-vr-apps-201913