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• Other Books You May Enjoy
• Motion sickness prevention there is no cure
• Motion sickness
• User interface and experience design
• Movement
• Input
• Primer of best practices
• VR terms and definitions
• VR Terms and Definitions
• Headset costs
• HoloLens
• Sony PSVR
• Vive
• Oculus Rift
• Gear VR
• Google Daydream
• Google Cardboard
• VR hardware roundup
• VR Hardware Roundup
• Summary
• Expanding the game
• Building the application
• Scripting the Milk Bottle Toss game
• Game props
• Milk Bottle Toss props
• Finishing the Wacky Mole game
• Scripting the mole game controller
• Scripting the mole asset
• Building an animation state machine
• Animating the mole
• The mallet
• Crispy UI Text
• The Score Board
• The mole
• The GameTable
• Wacky Mole props
• Midway booth games
• Software version control services
• Unity Collaborate
• Local backup
• Backing up the project
• Carnival Midway Games — Part 2
• Summary
• Making objects grabbable
• Deactivating stick movement [Optional]
• Mapping touch controller buttons
• A gaze-based teleportation system
• Implementing movement
• Using appropriate motions
• Reducing vection
• Reducing yaw
• Reducing acceleration
• Consider adding UI overlays
• Eliminating non-forward motion
• Combating VR sickness
• Adding clutter to the scene
• Planning the midway activities
• Creating the booth prefab
• Adding 3D text
• Building the game booth
• Building the game environment
• Designing the play area
• Creating the player avatar
• Setting up the project
• Loading the OVRP
• Preparing Unity for VR development on the Rift
• Process overview – Part 1
• Requirements
• Special production note
• Preproduction
• Recreating carnival games
• Carnival Midway Games — Part 1
• Expanding the experience
• Summary
• Building an executable
• Setting the mood
• Targeting reticle cursor
• Testing the PlayerController
• OnDrawGizmos function
• Shoot function
• Update function
• PlayerController script
• Fighting back
• ZombieController script
• Controlling the zombie prefab
• ZombieSpawner script
• Summoning zombies
• Scripting the zombies
• Scripting Zombies for the Oculus Rift
• Summary
• Adding transitions
• Animating the zombie assets
• Creating the zombie prefab
• Lightmapping
• Occlusion culling
• Using planes
• Removing unnecessary objects
• Reducing excessive scene geometry
• Frame rate is key to performance
• Optimizing the experience for VR
• Creating spawn points
• Setting the mood
• Constructing gameplay boundaries
• Building the game environment
• Adding a 3D camera
• Graphic Raycaster
• Creating the Player GameObject
• Setting up the Unity environment
• Process overview – Part 1
• The Oculus Rift platform
• Playing with zombies
• Fighting Zombies on the Oculus Rift
• Summary
• Building an Android application
• Preparing your Android device
• Creating an osig file
• Building the application
• Using Event Triggers for user feedback
• Finalizing user interaction
• Assigning values
• Use a highlight material as feedback
• Adding imagery
• Image collection
• Scene controller
• Creating feedback for the user
• Setting touch control
• Image selector
• StandaloneInput module
• Raycasters
• Facilitating user interaction
• Adding User Interactions to the Virtual Gallery Project
• Summary
• Creating a gallery prefab
• Creating a controller and a scene controller script
• Creating the image display element (FullImage)
• Building the galleries
• Optional custom fonts
• Creating the Gallery prefab
• Constructing a panoramic skybox
• Acquiring the Oculus SDK package
• Prepping for VR
• Getting started in VR
• Process overview – Part 1
• The Samsung Gear VR platform
• A virtual image gallery
• Building an Image Gallery System for the Gear VR
• Summary
• Building an iOS application
• Preparing your Unity project for iOS
• iOS Instructions
• Invalid command Android error
• Building an Android application
• Android Instructions
• Building the application
• Building the TRAPPIST-1 System
• Setting up the Unity environment
• Google Cardboard setup
• Platform setup
• Building a Solar System for Google Cardboard
• Summary
• 2018 – Magic Leap
• 2015 – Samsung Gear VR
• 2014 – Google Cardboard
• 2013 – Oculus Rift
• 1995 – Hasbro Toaster
• 1995 – Nintendo Virtual Boy
• 1995 – VRML – Virtual reality Markup Language
• 1993 – SEGA VR glasses
• 1991 – Virtuality Dactyl Nightmare
• 1990s – VR Explosion
• 1989 – Nintendo Powerglove
• 1987 – Virtual reality and VPL
• 1995 – CAVE
• 1969 – Artificial Reality
• 1969 – Virtual Cockpit/Helmet Mounted Sight
• 1968 – The mother of all demos
• 1968 – Sword of Damocles
• 1965 – The Ultimate Display
• 1968 – Teleyeglasses
• 1961 – Headsight
• 1960 – TelesphereMask
• Interactivity and True HMDs
• Link Trainers and Apollo
• Why stop at just sight and sound? – Smell o' Vision and Sensorama
• Stereoscopic viewers
• The bigger the better – panoramic paintings
• Making a static image dance
• Through the looking glass
• The history of virtual reality
• The Past Present and Future of VR
• Reviews
• Get in touch
• Conventions used
• Download the color images
• Download the example code files
• To get the most out of this book
• What this book covers
• Who this book is for
• Preface
• Packt is searching for authors like you
• About the reviewer
• About the authors
• Contributors
• Foreword
• PacktPub.com
• Why subscribe?
• Packt Upsell
• Title Page
• coverpage

• coverpage
• Title Page
• Packt Upsell
• Why subscribe?
• PacktPub.com
• Foreword
• Contributors
• About the authors
• About the reviewer
• Packt is searching for authors like you
• Preface
• Who this book is for
• What this book covers
• To get the most out of this book
• Download the example code files
• Download the color images
• Conventions used
• Get in touch
• Reviews
• The Past Present and Future of VR
• The history of virtual reality
• Through the looking glass
• Making a static image dance
• The bigger the better – panoramic paintings
• Stereoscopic viewers
• Why stop at just sight and sound? – Smell o' Vision and Sensorama
• Link Trainers and Apollo
• Interactivity and True HMDs
• 1960 – TelesphereMask
• 1961 – Headsight
• 1968 – Teleyeglasses
• 1965 – The Ultimate Display
• 1968 – Sword of Damocles
• 1968 – The mother of all demos
• 1969 – Virtual Cockpit/Helmet Mounted Sight
• 1969 – Artificial Reality
• 1995 – CAVE
• 1987 – Virtual reality and VPL
• 1989 – Nintendo Powerglove
• 1990s – VR Explosion
• 1991 – Virtuality Dactyl Nightmare
• 1993 – SEGA VR glasses
• 1995 – VRML – Virtual reality Markup Language
• 1995 – Nintendo Virtual Boy
• 1995 – Hasbro Toaster
• 2013 – Oculus Rift
• 2014 – Google Cardboard
• 2015 – Samsung Gear VR
• 2018 – Magic Leap
• Summary
• Building a Solar System for Google Cardboard
• Platform setup
• Google Cardboard setup
• Setting up the Unity environment
• Building the TRAPPIST-1 System
• Building the application
• Android Instructions
• Building an Android application
• Invalid command Android error
• iOS Instructions
• Preparing your Unity project for iOS
• Building an iOS application
• Summary
• Building an Image Gallery System for the Gear VR
• A virtual image gallery
• The Samsung Gear VR platform
• Process overview – Part 1
• Getting started in VR
• Prepping for VR
• Acquiring the Oculus SDK package
• Constructing a panoramic skybox
• Creating the Gallery prefab
• Optional custom fonts
• Building the galleries
• Creating the image display element (FullImage)
• Creating a controller and a scene controller script
• Creating a gallery prefab
• Summary
• Adding User Interactions to the Virtual Gallery Project
• Facilitating user interaction
• Raycasters
• StandaloneInput module
• Image selector
• Setting touch control
• Creating feedback for the user
• Scene controller
• Image collection
• Adding imagery
• Use a highlight material as feedback
• Assigning values
• Finalizing user interaction
• Using Event Triggers for user feedback
• Building the application
• Creating an osig file
• Preparing your Android device
• Building an Android application
• Summary
• Fighting Zombies on the Oculus Rift
• Playing with zombies
• The Oculus Rift platform
• Process overview – Part 1
• Setting up the Unity environment
• Creating the Player GameObject
• Graphic Raycaster
• Adding a 3D camera
• Building the game environment
• Constructing gameplay boundaries
• Setting the mood
• Creating spawn points
• Optimizing the experience for VR
• Frame rate is key to performance
• Reducing excessive scene geometry
• Removing unnecessary objects
• Using planes
• Occlusion culling
• Lightmapping
• Creating the zombie prefab
• Animating the zombie assets
• Adding transitions
• Summary
• Scripting Zombies for the Oculus Rift
• Scripting the zombies
• Summoning zombies
• ZombieSpawner script
• Controlling the zombie prefab
• ZombieController script
• Fighting back
• PlayerController script
• Update function
• Shoot function
• OnDrawGizmos function
• Testing the PlayerController
• Targeting reticle cursor
• Setting the mood
• Building an executable
• Summary
• Expanding the experience
• Carnival Midway Games — Part 1
• Recreating carnival games
• Preproduction
• Special production note
• Requirements
• Process overview – Part 1
• Preparing Unity for VR development on the Rift
• Loading the OVRP
• Setting up the project
• Creating the player avatar
• Designing the play area
• Building the game environment
• Building the game booth
• Adding 3D text
• Creating the booth prefab
• Planning the midway activities
• Adding clutter to the scene
• Combating VR sickness
• Eliminating non-forward motion
• Consider adding UI overlays
• Reducing acceleration
• Reducing yaw
• Reducing vection
• Using appropriate motions
• Implementing movement
• A gaze-based teleportation system
• Mapping touch controller buttons
• Deactivating stick movement [Optional]
• Making objects grabbable
• Summary
• Carnival Midway Games — Part 2
• Backing up the project
• Local backup
• Unity Collaborate
• Software version control services
• Midway booth games
• Wacky Mole props
• The GameTable
• The mole
• The Score Board
• Crispy UI Text
• The mallet
• Animating the mole
• Building an animation state machine
• Scripting the mole asset
• Scripting the mole game controller
• Finishing the Wacky Mole game
• Milk Bottle Toss props
• Game props
• Scripting the Milk Bottle Toss game
• Building the application
• Expanding the game
• Summary
• VR Hardware Roundup
• VR hardware roundup
• Google Cardboard
• Google Daydream
• Gear VR
• Oculus Rift
• Vive
• Sony PSVR
• HoloLens
• Headset costs
• VR Terms and Definitions
• VR terms and definitions
• Primer of best practices
• Input
• Movement
• User interface and experience design
• Motion sickness
• Motion sickness prevention there is no cure
• Other Books You May Enjoy
• Leave a review - let other readers know what you think 更新時間：2021-06-24 18:51:24