Wrist & Prism Controller

TEST: https://code.futuretextlab.info/andrew/alpha21324/ Main Interaction This version has a simple first test for functionality of a ‘prism’ menu. The user taps the sphere on their wrist to open the menu. Tapping the menu buttons switch between two different types of sub menus, which hold more buttons to tap (changing the material of the menu) and sliders… Continue reading Wrist & Prism Controller

Menu tap Test

Main Interaction Tap on wrist sphere/dot to reveal control screen. Tap again to dismiss. Developer Notes Andrew: I’m working on getting that menu tap test uploaded, but in the meantime I should clarify an interaction on the flat and cylindrical multi-doc test. Since I didn’t demo it Wednesday I wasn’t able to talk about interaction.… Continue reading Menu tap Test

Flat Open Document

Main Interaction View document as wide open with horizontal scaling XR http://code.futuretextlab.info/andrew/alpha20724b/ Finding/Next Steps Not easy to scroll/swipe, too easy to select and move background elements.

Background Environment

Main Interactions View background environment. XR No code specific for this experience. Became code for next exploration. Findings/Next Steps We found that a simple grey background environment without a floor suited the work best.

Open Document in AR

Main Interaction Pinch left and right to ‘scroll’ through document XR https://code.futuretextlab.info/adam/arpagespread/ Finding/Next Steps Focus on initial presentation and interactions for scaling and swiping.

Spherical Open Document

Main Interaction Turn head to view an open document on a curve/spherical. XR https://code.futuretextlab.info/andrew/alpha20724/ Finding/Next Steps Need to test simpler presentations with no curve as well.

PDF in VR with initial Gestures

Main Interaction Pinch to grab and manipulate. XR https://code.futuretextlab.info/andrew/alpha13024/ Specific videos for specific gestures https://3.basecamp.com/4200309/p/S6Y5PxNNEtU8YHWpLsP1D7AJ/vault/7017992981 Finding/Next Steps Too much freedom of movement. We need to experiment to find the right interactions for someone reading one or more documents in this environment.

RFC: Transmission

The Initial use Case for Adam and Andrew : Library JSON Reader provides the user with a known Library so that the first time the user connects headset to computer, the user needs to provide access to the headset connection, which can be done through Reader’s command to ‘Reveal Library in Finder’. This directory will… Continue reading RFC: Transmission

Chat: 18 December 2023

Video: https://youtu.be/YVGidL1B8cM 16:02:10 From Fabien Benetou to Everyone:ironically didn’t manage to finish it!16:05:17 From Alan Laidlaw to Everyone:I think it is very important to delineate the goals. as near as I can tell, there are several objectives running in parallel. Here is my attempt to define, working backwards: 1) in XR, I want to interact… Continue reading Chat: 18 December 2023

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