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Unity 2020 Virtual Reality Projects

You're reading from   Unity 2020 Virtual Reality Projects Learn VR development by building immersive applications and games with Unity 2019.4 and later versions

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jul 2020
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781839217333
Length 592 pages
Edition 3rd Edition
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Table of Contents (15) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Virtually Everything for Everyone 2. Understanding Unity, Content, and Scale FREE CHAPTER 3. Setting Up Your Project for VR 4. Using Gaze-Based Control 5. Interacting with Your Hands 6. Canvasing the World Space UI 7. Teleporting, Locomotion, and Comfort 8. Lighting, Rendering, Realism 9. Playing with Physics and Fire 10. Exploring Interactive Spaces 11. Using All 360 Degrees 12. Animation and VR Storytelling 13. Optimizing for Performance and Comfort 14. Other Books You May Enjoy

Controlling balloons with the input trigger

Now we're ready to implement the meat of our game. When the trigger is pressed, the controller script creates a new balloon by instantiating the Balloon prefab in the scene. When the trigger is released, the balloon object is permitted to float up into the sky. And while the button is held, we'll grow (inflate) the balloon's scale. Let's begin.

Creating balloons

The BalloonController.cs script should nowcreate a new balloon when the trigger button gets pressed. In your code editor, change theUpdatefunction to the following:

 void Update()
{
if (Input.GetButtonDown("XRI_Right_TriggerButton"))
{
CreateBalloon();
}
}

We need to write this CreateBalloon() function. It will reference the Balloon prefab that we created earlier in this chapter and create a new instance of it in the scene. So first, declare a public GameObject variable named balloonPrefab...

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