Handles
The Handle component is a core part of the Interaction. These are what allow a user to 'grab' an object.
Handle component as it appears in the Inspector
| Description | |
|---|---|
| Rigidbody | The Rigidbody that forces should be applied to. This can be on the same GameObject but is often found on a parent. |
| Physics Settings | Physics configuration to use for this interaction |
| Keep Hand Offset | If the positional and rotational offset of the hand should be retained when engaging the Handle. |
| Haptic Feedback | Haptic feedback settings (see Haptic Feedback) |
| Events | On Hover Enter - Triggered when a Handle enters range to be grabbed On Hover Exit - Triggered when a Handle leaves range to be grabbed On Grab - Triggered when the Handle is grabbed On Release - Triggered when the Handle is released |
Creating a Handle
Platform Services Package
When using the Platform Services Package, a Scene Registry is required in order to identify your Handles. If no Scene Registry is present, the Handle will be unresponsive.
Add Component
The most common way to add a Handle to a GameObject is by using the Add Component menu. The Handle can be in the Component menu: Component > Immerse > Interaction > Interactable > Handle
Add GameObject
An alternative way to add a Handle to a GameObject is by using the GameObject menu entry: GameObject > Create Other > Immerse > Interaction > Handle With the object you wish to pick up selected in the Unity editor, this menu item will create a new child with a Handle component targeting the Rigidbody in the parent.
Updated about 1 year ago