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2024-03-11 at 4:04 am #71460as421465683Participant
Hello:
We hope to get your company to provide technical support services,
of course we can pay for technical services, the goal is to achieve Verge3d VR
mode in the same scene how to switch between 6DOF and 3DOF.
Thank you and look forward to hearing from you2024-03-11 at 5:24 am #71461Yuri KovelenovStaff2024-03-11 at 5:35 am #71462kdvParticipantAnd describe more exactly (with a little more details) what you want )))
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2024-04-08 at 3:41 pm #72179visualizerCustomerIs this DoF means Degree of Freedom ?
Is generally used in Robotics. Where Robots have certain degrees restricted & certain degrees freedom.2024-04-08 at 4:25 pm #72181Thomas FabiniCustomerYes, degrees of freedom, i suppose as421465683 refers to the description of two navigation modes in VR, with 3dof being three rotation axes, basically ‘sitting’ or ‘standing’ mode where the user can look around and 6dof with three additional translation axes as in ‘walking’ and climbing or flying, for that matter .
Regarding the question itself, hard to say, a combination of the ‘virtual reality’ demo navigation with the additions which kdv posted for 6dof. 3dof would require then locking the translation movement and adding a teleport feature, which i am unsure if it has been showcased on the forums.
About switching between these two – its a matter of personal preference, but i can’t imagine (yet) a scenario where you would like to switch between those, especially if you went all the way to implement 6dof navigation with raycast collisions or even physics collisions. Teleporting can help prevent the user from walking through walls by limiting teleport areas in a simpler way than using collisions with 6dof. (He can still walk through walls in VR if he chooses to physically walk, nothing except a physics collision system will prevent this, afaik).
2024-05-26 at 1:23 pm #74365visualizerCustomerIn that case you will have to be very specific for what you mean by 3DoF & 6DoF.
you may have to explain a specific condition and where it occurs to have control to lock one and enable other.
I guess there can definitely be more than one ways to handle it.2024-08-16 at 7:52 am #76626as421465683ParticipantOur developers have implemented this feature to enable 3DOF and 6DOF free switching. This feature must be implemented as required by our project characteristics. This function is very good to achieve our virtual and real integration effect.
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