OVRDebugHeadController Class Reference

This is a simple behavior that can be attached to a parent of the CameraRig in order to provide movement via the gamepad. This is useful when testing an application in the Unity editor without the HMD. To use it, create a game object in your scene and drag your CameraRig to be a child of the game object. Then, add the OVRDebugHeadController behavior to the game object. Alternatively, this behavior can be placed directly on the OVRCameraRig object, but that is not guaranteed to work if OVRCameraRig functionality changes in the future. In the parent case, the object with OVRDebugHeadController can be thougt of as a platform that your camera is attached to. When the platform moves or rotates, the camera moves or rotates, but the camera can still move independently while "on" the platform. In general, this behavior should be disabled when not debugging. More...

Inheritance diagram for OVRDebugHeadController:

Public Attributes
bool	AllowPitchLook = false
bool	AllowYawLook = true
bool	InvertPitch = false
float	GamePad_PitchDegreesPerSec = 90.0f
float	GamePad_YawDegreesPerSec = 90.0f
bool	AllowMovement = false
float	ForwardSpeed = 2.0f
float	StrafeSpeed = 2.0f

Protected Attributes
OVRCameraRig	CameraRig = null

Detailed Description

This is a simple behavior that can be attached to a parent of the CameraRig in order to provide movement via the gamepad. This is useful when testing an application in the Unity editor without the HMD. To use it, create a game object in your scene and drag your CameraRig to be a child of the game object. Then, add the OVRDebugHeadController behavior to the game object. Alternatively, this behavior can be placed directly on the OVRCameraRig object, but that is not guaranteed to work if OVRCameraRig functionality changes in the future. In the parent case, the object with OVRDebugHeadController can be thougt of as a platform that your camera is attached to. When the platform moves or rotates, the camera moves or rotates, but the camera can still move independently while "on" the platform. In general, this behavior should be disabled when not debugging.

Member Data Documentation

AllowMovement

bool OVRDebugHeadController.AllowMovement = false

AllowPitchLook

bool OVRDebugHeadController.AllowPitchLook = false

AllowYawLook

bool OVRDebugHeadController.AllowYawLook = true

CameraRig

OVRCameraRig OVRDebugHeadController.CameraRig = null

protected

ForwardSpeed

float OVRDebugHeadController.ForwardSpeed = 2.0f

GamePad_PitchDegreesPerSec

float OVRDebugHeadController.GamePad_PitchDegreesPerSec = 90.0f

GamePad_YawDegreesPerSec

float OVRDebugHeadController.GamePad_YawDegreesPerSec = 90.0f

InvertPitch

bool OVRDebugHeadController.InvertPitch = false

StrafeSpeed

float OVRDebugHeadController.StrafeSpeed = 2.0f

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• Oculus/VR/Scripts/OVRDebugHeadController.cs