How To Add Haptic Feedback for UI and Interactable Objects
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Do you feel that? If you don't, then your VR game is lacking something vital! We're talking about haptics and how to implement them!
You'll learn how to use Direct/Ray Interactor to produce haptics events. I'll also show you how to get haptic feedback when interacting with in game UI and Menus.
VR is meant to be a completely immersive experience and if you're not notifying the player of things happening in the game through haptics, then you're leaving out one of the easiest ways to enhance how immersive your game can be.ย
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๐Written Tutorial Found Here
https://fistfullofshrimp.com/enhance-you-vr-experiences-with-haptics/
๐ What You'll Learn:
Part 1: Direct/Ray Interactor Haptic Events : How to use them and what triggers these events to notify the player and interaction is possible.
Part 2: UI Haptic Feedback: You'll learn how to produce haptic feedback events through scripting on your UI elements. This will give greater immersion for your users as they navigate your game's menus.
๐ Relevant Links:
Free VR Template: https://github.com/Fist-Full-of-Shrimp/VR-Unity-Template-2023
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