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Thank you!!!!!

yes it is simple, thanks bro

Spoiler Alert Unscrew the two screws and it is done.

Thank you very much. This is genius!

Thanks for the video

Thank you for sharing! Hoping I can try it soon!

thank you🙌🏻

why is it not available on the Mac!!!

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Thanks Garlic 🧄 I appreciate you making these videos

Thanks a lot. Yes, It helped me a lot.

I literally just found one of these on the street. I went straight to TH-cam and found this video. I did EXACTLY as he said and got the thing right open. Thank you for posting this video. It was very helpful for ME. I appreciate it.

can u show the code pls? i need it, i dont know how you do it. Ty!

Hey man, i'm trying to follow the video but I cant seem to create the "InputData" variable. No matter if i use the UnityEngine.XR or UnityEngine.XR.Interaction.Toolkit, or if i use [RequireComponent(typeof(InputData))] like in shrimp's tutorial, it just gives me an error stating the namespace could not be found, do you know if by chance that namespace has been updated since or if there's another way to get it working?

well.. this thing "using Unity.XRContent.Interaction" does not work for some reason. And I can not find any solution anywhere on how to actually get the values from this Knob. Error: The type or namespace name 'XRContent' does not exist in the namespace 'Unity' (are you missing an assembly reference?). UPD for this after abt 8 hours of mindfight : this thing "using Unity.XRContent.Interaction" only works, if that name space exists somehow in your project. As I was trying to port a Dial into my own separate project - it was impossible to reach XRKnob, without the namespace. AND THIS IS NOT EXPLAINED ANYWHERE, besides it is probably the main purpose for anyone to use these examples. And what is "namespace" and how to identify the exact this one and where to look for it - is not explained anywhere aswell. If you need the same thing which I needed - basically turning a knob and controlling something - you will have to describe your own namespace inside your own script. And mind that at least in Unity 2022 latest XRI examples the namesapce syntax is different - it is : "namespace UnityEngine.XR.Content.Interaction" . You will have to type : " using System.Collections; using System.Collections.Generic; using UnityEngine; using UnityEngine.Events; using UnityEngine.XR.Interaction.Toolkit; using TMPro; using UnityEngine.XR.Interaction.Toolkit.Samples.StarterAssets; namespace UnityEngine.XR.Content.Interaction { public class YourScript : MonoBehaviour { //////////...and right here you will identify XRKnob and create public voids with it, e.g.: public float KnobValue; [SerializeField] [Tooltip("Stores the knob used to set Something")] XRKnob m_TurnSomethingKnob; public void KnobRotate() { KnobValue = m_TurnSomethingKnob.value; //// your instance ........SendFloat("whatever", KnobValue); } }} " you're welcome

Hi. Its this possible via WIRELESS? Kindest reguards.

thank u

can you upload your modern cabinet prefab with the joints and everything. Mine is working completely differently but not smoothly. I NEED TO Understand this.

hey ! Thank you for your vids =) could you do a tutorial for the lighter and the candle ? It make me crazy x)

Hello can I have the assets I really need it for the game I am developing for our research and development🥹

Great tricks for getting the sockets in the exact right spot

Hello, I would like to increment or decrement the CurrentModel variable.. but the primarybutton and secondary are always true !! could you help me ? many thanks using System.Collections; using System.Collections.Generic; using UnityEngine; using UnityEngine.XR; public class Switch_Models : MonoBehaviour { bool incrementDone = false; private enum ControllerSide { Left_Controller, Right_Controller, } [SerializeField] private ControllerSide m_controller; private InputDeviceCharacteristics m_caracteristics; private bool m_debugMode = true; private GameObject[] Models; private int _CurrentModel; public int CurrentModel { get { return _CurrentModel; } set { if (_CurrentModel != value && Models.Length > 0){ Models[_CurrentModel].SetActive(false); if (value >= Models.Length){ _CurrentModel = 0; } else if(value < 0){ _CurrentModel = Models.Length - 1; } else {_CurrentModel = value;} Models[_CurrentModel].SetActive(true); } } } void Start () { if (DebugLogger.current == null) m_debugMode = false; if (m_controller == ControllerSide.Left_Controller) { m_caracteristics = InputDeviceCharacteristics.Left; } else { m_caracteristics = InputDeviceCharacteristics.Right; } Models = new GameObject[transform.childCount]; for(int i = 0 ; i < Models.Length ; i++){ Models[i] = transform.GetChild(i).gameObject; Models[i].SetActive(false); } if (Models.Length > 0){ Models[0].SetActive(true); _CurrentModel = 0; } } void Update () { List<InputDevice> m_device = new List<InputDevice>(); InputDevices.GetDevicesWithCharacteristics(m_caracteristics, m_device); if (m_device.Count == 1) { CheckController(m_device[0]); } else { if (m_debugMode) DebugLogger.current.AddLine("Controlller not found"); } } private void CheckController(InputDevice d) { bool primaryButtonDown = false; d.TryGetFeatureValue(CommonUsages.primaryButton, out primaryButtonDown); incrementDone = false; if (primaryButtonDown) { //if (m_debugMode) DebugLogger.current.AddLine("Primary Button down"); CurrentModel++; } else { if (m_debugMode) DebugLogger.current.AddLine("Primary Button up"); } bool secondaryButtonDown = false; d.TryGetFeatureValue(CommonUsages.secondaryButton, out secondaryButtonDown); if (secondaryButtonDown) { if (m_debugMode) DebugLogger.current.AddLine("Secondary Button down"); CurrentModel--; } else { if (m_debugMode) DebugLogger.current.AddLine("Secondary Button up"); } } }

Very cool solution one challenge I"m running into is if I rotate the magnifying lens it turns into a mirror. Does this happen for anyone else?

But wait a minute If he unscrewed the side cap can't he just unscrew the little screws there and it pops right open?

Code here + BONUS: Set your own speed! using System.Collections; using System.Collections.Generic; using UnityEngine; public class Rotate : MonoBehaviour { public float rotationSpeed = 30f; // Rotation speed in degrees per second // Update is called once per frame void Update() { transform.Rotate(0, rotationSpeed * Time.deltaTime, 0, Space.World); } }

very usefull thanks so much. you saved my hours of time keep it up

Nice ❤❤❤❤❤❤

There's no audio stream though.

Hey everyone, I'm a pretty shit pixel artist, but I'm a decent programmer. If anyone wants to collaborate, anyone who is a good artist, reply. Thanks.

Copying the sprite folder worked for me. You're the man!

thanks dude really helpful to understand properly for making a script thanks

does this work with then openxr device simulator?

THAT.....my friends is the HARD way of doing it! Yes, there IS a lot easier way! However, being one of the FEW HONEST Locksmiths around, I WILL NEVER reveal the easy way! Have fun with this method!

This would have worked but I put super glue in the screw hole to make it impossible to unscrew The end cap.

I would really love to see you do the card reader bonus challenge, where you have to create a card reader, where the card snaps to a track.

as soon as i hit start stream on the sidequest app, my quest 2 itself has no audio anymore and when i stop the stream, my quest 2 has audio again

Hi There! I watched a few of your Unity Create with VR Challenge videos and they were super helpful! I was wondering if you had any insights on using XR Grab Interactables and Spring Joints to create a VR pull cord interaction for a lamp.

Now how dobyou do this with angles.

This works, thanks for that.

I was completely lost since I know my code was working, then I figured it out that the Teleportation Area locks the rotation of the reticle to the rotation position, so yes, this is a clever solution for that!

Thank you very much🤝🤝🤝

Question - Is calling ]Invoke("SpawnRandomBall")] inside of each call to [SpawnRandomBall()] going to be nesting? Should we call [CancelInvoke] before calling Invoke again each time?

I think the toolkit is aligning the reticle to the anchor object constantly. I did a bit of digging but there are so many name spaces and inherited scripts that it would take a long time to find out whats locking it in position. Having the child rotate is a very good work around as the orientation will just be performed on the parent object! Nice.

Thank you for sharing your work!

To some one who comes from Blender, this is a weird way to create faces, but it works, I'll take it. Thank you!

Well, there seem to be some differences in production tolerances, because tried on mine and had no success until I dialed in most times 5 of the letters, in seldom occasions I was able to do it by 4 pre dialed. The slight moving of the other end only started by the 5th letter, so I assume mine has been fitted much more tightly. (I know the password, but was just curious how hard or easy it would be)

Thanks, dude!

there is no audio though this stream is there

Can I use this method without internet connection

but didnt get di script subtitle