Playmaker Forum
PlayMaker Help & Tips => PlayMaker Tips & Tricks => Topic started by: Dithernet on April 28, 2016, 05:28:40 AM
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Hey, I put on the assetstore tools for steamVR.
https://www.assetstore.unity3d.com/en/#!/content/60854 (https://www.assetstore.unity3d.com/en/#!/content/60854)
If you have questions or would like additional features do not hesitate to ask.
I regularly add actions.
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Do you have a list of actions that you've included?
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you will find the list here. 8)
http://www.dithernet.com/steamvr-tools-for-playmaker.html (http://www.dithernet.com/steamvr-tools-for-playmaker.html)
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Great addon, I have purchased it from the store.
One action that we would really need is to get the velocity of the controller (to transfer to an object, for throwing etc.)
I believe this is easy to access in SteamVR.
Would it be possible to add this action?
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Thank you for buying my asset. :)
Good idea, I'll add it in the next version.
If you need it quickly, give me your email.
I send you the script when I finished.
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Hi!
I am using Steam VR tools for Playmaker and are trying to understand the grip button better.
I have a trigger that are waiting for a Collide Tag (GameController). On trigger enter it sends me over to waiting for grip and then I use Get Grip that when is true sends an event "Did grip". Also I store the value and have Every Frame checked.
This works fine and I then get to the next state where i want the object with the trigger to set material color unitil I release the grip button. Then I want another Get Grip that when is false to send an event "Not gripping" which goes back to the waiting for grip. But it only works for what seams to be a frame. It blinks and then goes back to waiting for grip no mather if i release the grip button or not.
Help plz? :-[
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Steam VR tools are amazing. My scores are 40-50% better thanks to it.
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I improved my skills for 200% after reading this guide. Insane :)
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Thanks for refreshing this thread, I learnt a lot!
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Why isn't that more popular? It's really amazing. Helped me a lot!
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Great tutorial. Thank you so much for the tips!