Yuri Kovelenov

Hi Ger,

Let’s try to pin it down. Can it be artefacts from shadows? you might try disabling them for the moment to see if this is so.

My second guess is precision – if there are 2 surfaces close to each other, they can start conflicting at far distances.

Indeed, the collision mesh approach used in that demo is simplistic. It leverages no true physics, but is very simple to set up.

For a more advanced technique that uses a full-fledged physics engine please refer to our Snowballs VR demo.

The camera controls and the collision mesh are all set up in Blender. Please check this page out for more details.

Hi oonukim2,

you might use the search field in the Asset Store to filter it out.

Sorry for that. I have restored and answered your question.

Hi Xanathon,

Your scene looks nice!

In order to block the user from entering wrong space, you should remove the corresponding parts from your collision mesh (image texture won’t work). BTW, you can download the stock FirstPerson Camera demo from the Asset Store where this feature is implemented.

The issue has been fixed in the engine, and Virtual Reality demo updated in the Asset Store. Please download the demo again. Be sure to clear the cache in the web browser of the Quest headset.