If a scene is uploaded to STYLY, no Colliders are created. STYLY adds Colliders automatically to uploaded Prefabs, so if you upload Prefabs to STYLY, there is a possibility that it will result in unexpected behaviors. Uploading the scene to STYLYįinally, uploading the scene to STYLY! Take note that you are not uploading Prefabs, but you are going to upload the whole scene to STYLY. We are done with the setting of the Collider now. If you need to add a Collider to the left-hand controller too, duplicate the “Controller R” object, name it “Controller L”, and change the “Find Game Object” Object Name to “Controller L”. Add Rigidbody components to objects you want to apply zero-gravity to. In this sample, we will use this function to create a zero-gravity effect. By using this function, you can apply rules such as “objects falling due to gravity”, or “objects bouncing on each other”. In Unity, there is a function to simulate and apply physic laws to objects. Add a Rigidbody component to the objects you want to add a zero-gravity state to Unity Asset Store Playmaker If you have a prepared a 3D model you want to use, import it to the project now. STYLY-Unity-Examples If you want to collide the controller and objects, you must pay for an asset called PlayMaker, so buy it and import it to Unity. STYLY-Unity-Examples Preparationįirst, download the sample project from Github, and open it in Unity. You can download the Unity project used in this tutorial from here.
You can experience a sample VR scene from the STYLY GALLERY. 6 Setting how objects bounce off each other.5 Adding Colliders to other objects too.3 Add a Rigidbody component to the objects you want to add a zero-gravity state to.
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