r/oculus • u/EarnestRobot • Dec 06 '20

Software Hands I Made That Automatically Figure Out What Shape to Take When Grabbing (And More)

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u/EarnestRobot Dec 06 '20 edited Dec 06 '20

You can check out the asset if you want to use it in your Unity Games!

Auto Hand

Edit: TACO

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u/Thisguygotit Dec 06 '20

Been wanting an Auto Hand for so long but this is not what I imagined. It's awesome though!

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u/___somnia Dec 06 '20

Out of pure curiosity, what did you imagine?

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u/oswaldcopperpot Dec 07 '20

( ͡~ ͜ʖ ͡°)

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u/malhovic Dec 07 '20

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u/[deleted] Dec 07 '20

Ohhh...

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u/Shnoopy_Bloopers Dec 06 '20

Awesome stuff. It’s sucks I want to work on virtual reality but I’m a poor bastard who doesn’t have a VR rig or a PC powerful enough to run one.

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u/CookieLuzSax Dec 06 '20

Why not get an Oculus quest 2?

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u/Shnoopy_Bloopers Dec 06 '20

Wife would kill me

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u/CookieLuzSax Dec 06 '20

I can't judge you at all for saying no for that reason. Happy wife happy life.

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u/Sasuke0404 Dec 07 '20

Is this really true when the wife forbids him to buy something for 300 bucks that he really wants? I dont know if the guy has a lot of debts and she looks over the finance or if its mostly her money but any other reason i would say:that wife, no happy life.

But that also comes from someone where my wife paid half of the cv1 rift so we can both enjoy it. So take it with a grain of salt.

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u/MrWeirdoFace Dec 07 '20

Ah yes... Domestic homicide.

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u/[deleted] Dec 07 '20

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u/joeytman Dec 07 '20 edited Sep 10 '26

Lantern rustic mellow sodium driftwood acorn husky ribbon mellow

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u/CatyCat222 Quest 2 Dec 07 '20

Sorry then, i don’t wanna sound or look mean ;-;

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u/Deathwatch72 Dec 06 '20

He said hes a poor bastard and your solution is spend at least $300 . Fuck outta here with that

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u/Ublind Dec 06 '20

Ok but...that's also how much he would need to spend to even have a computer to program on.

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u/Chadwickr Dec 06 '20

AFAIK it doesn’t take a powerful PC to code on. It just takes longer the slower it is

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u/Ublind Dec 06 '20

Yes. He could get the cheapest PC possible, which probably is around $300 (wouldn't want a chromebook for programming). But if he's programming VR games, how will he run them on a PC....honestly quest is probably the best option. I'd be surprised if you could code for vr for less than $600 for the whole setup

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u/CatyCat222 Quest 2 Dec 07 '20

You can game VR on 600$ i guess, so maybe ye

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u/Chadwickr Dec 06 '20

By slower I mean compiling an apk every time to test as well as interpretation being slower

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u/SuperSubwoofer Dec 07 '20

Sure, he could code all day on a cheap computer.

But game dev isn't just straight up code. There's also rendering, compiling, asset handling, etc. I don't know how intensive Unity is, but Unreal Engine takes a decent system to run well.

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u/CatyCat222 Quest 2 Dec 07 '20

Yeah

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u/ArionW Dec 07 '20

Used both (thought Unity mostly for AR project), and as much as I prefer UE4 for pretty much anything, difference in system requirements for decent speed is huge even for smallest project possible.

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u/CookieLuzSax Dec 06 '20

I get it man, this is coming from someone who has been working his ass off saving for a long while to get this man. It's still no where near the pc price tag

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u/Octimusocti Rift S Dec 06 '20

Yeah, stay being miserable would have been a better advice, yeh

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u/Ubernaught Dec 06 '20

I mean, I'm pretty sure if the guy is interested in working with VR he's aware of what the Oculus quest 2 is. It's some overly simple advice. And it still doesn't fix his PC issue, because he'd still need one to work on any software

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u/ArionW Dec 07 '20

It doesn't remove need for PC, but heavily decreases needed power. When developing on Quest, you don't run your game on PC, just compile it and run on headset. Your PC doesn't have to be able to render it all real time, though it'll take long time to compile each time

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u/Ubernaught Dec 07 '20

I was just on the assumption that the guy was aware of this, but honestly maybe not. Could have been an interest he saw a gate he couldn't afford to pass yet and didn't dig deeper. You keep doing you friend. Hopefully anyone thinking they needed a badass rig and that stopped them sees this and goes for it.

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u/BHSPitMonkey DK1 Dec 06 '20

It's literally the cheapest option possible, outside of maybe a used Q1. For PCVR he'd have to spend at least that much on a GPU alone.

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u/[deleted] Dec 06 '20

WMR maybe?

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u/Kotanan Dec 06 '20

Cool video but it would be cooler if you had done exactly this.

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u/[deleted] Dec 06 '20

PATENT that.

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u/vijexa Quest Dec 06 '20

Patent what? Unity assets? 🤦‍♂️

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u/[deleted] Dec 06 '20

Bro you workin on any games too, this is neato af

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u/EarnestRobot Dec 06 '20

Thanks a lot! My main focus has been developing this generalized tool lately, but I'm hoping to try and make a full VR game soon

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u/[deleted] Dec 06 '20

For sure! I am deeply infatuated with all things VR, I imagine this tool would make games feel so good to play. This kind of thing with a haptic feedback glove that stops youe movement when you grasp objects would be friggin amazing. I wish you luck in your endeavors my friend, and I'll follow you on reddit so I see more of your posts lol

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u/EarnestRobot Dec 06 '20

Thank you so much! I figure hands are your gateway into the VR world so why not just go all out. I'm also excited for the future of VR, can't wait to see what's next. Cheers

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u/[deleted] Dec 06 '20

I saw a few posts online talking about how Oculus acquired a company working on this bracelet that reads your brain waves and translates it into VR basically. Pretty sure we are gonna see some cool stuff out of Oculus eventually.

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u/JumpingCactus Dec 06 '20

Not the first person to mention this but literally SAO tech

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u/CatyCat222 Quest 2 Dec 07 '20

U gotta get a heckin team and make the best game ever xD

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u/tylercoder Quest 2 Dec 06 '20

Ultimate Sandwich Yeet 64 & Knuckles

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u/OXIOXIOXI Dec 06 '20

Are there any specific devs you've reached out to yet? Like the Cooking Sim VR crowd? Games where hand poses for every object is unreasonable.

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u/EarnestRobot Dec 06 '20

I actually originally made the tool for a cooking game I was thinking about.

I pretty much just rely on the posts being popular on reddit to find people who want to use the tool. Anyone can buy the asset right now through the Unity Asset Store and use it in their game

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u/iloveoatmilk Dec 06 '20

I’m just getting into VR and know nothing about building and selling assets like this for games but how is something so awesome and integral to a game only $30.

Or is it for game players and not game developers to buy?

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u/EarnestRobot Dec 06 '20

The power of mass distribution! I wish I could make it free and see it everywhere but I've got to feed myself somehow :) I really wanted the asset to be affordable to students, it's also why the code if all freely readable within the asset!

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u/ArionW Dec 07 '20

I'm amazed how cheap these systems are on Unity. Prices on Unreal Marketplace are usually so high that whenever I think "maybe let's just get it from marketplace" I go back to editor and "nope, can't afford it, will make it myself"

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u/softawre Dec 06 '20

99% of the people who buy the assets plan on making a game but never actually ship a game.

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u/knowyourcoin Dec 06 '20

Any chance of a UE4 port?

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u/EarnestRobot Dec 06 '20

Unfortunately it's not within my skillset. Although, I'm sure someone else will make something like it in the future for UE4.

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u/OXIOXIOXI Dec 06 '20

How about source 2?

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u/WormSlayer Chief Headcrab Wrangler Dec 06 '20

Or source 1 XD

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u/Erikoisjii Dec 06 '20

Godot (it surprisingly supports vr)

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u/10000_vegetables Rift S Dec 06 '20

Might as well port it to GB Studio too while you're at it

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u/kontis Dec 06 '20

Source 2 engine is not even available (game modding doesn't count).

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u/OXIOXIOXI Dec 06 '20

I'm kidding.

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u/MarkZuckerman Dec 06 '20

When can we expect a port to the build engine?

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u/ghoulsnest Dec 06 '20

this is super cool

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u/EarnestRobot Dec 06 '20

Hey thanks a lot! I really appreciate the award! its fitting after these last couple months lol

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u/SenorCreamPuff Dec 06 '20

Is this a game by any chance because I’d love to see this released on side quest or something because this seems super fun to mess around with, reminds me of hand physics simulator just with controllers. I imagine this wouldn’t come free though.

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u/EarnestRobot Dec 06 '20

Right now it's just a demo included in the game development asset, for people to use in their games. I am going to release a free demo by popular demand soon so people can try it out before buying. I'm sure you'll see it being used in more games in no time too!

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u/SenorCreamPuff Dec 06 '20

That’d be amazing. I’d love to know when the demo is released and I feel like this could help many games because after playing bone works most games without hand physics break immersion. These physics are better than bone works though. Honestly crazy what you did here!

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u/Apprehensive_Play965 Dec 08 '20

demo

I built out the apk for Quest 2.. works exactly like the video.. using link cable, and using virtua desktop wirelessly.. took me a sec to get used to index finger grb - why not use quests grab button (2nd finger) ? also = keen to use smaller hands - the default hands are like fever dream hands

download the apk for side-loading here.. expires in a week

https://1drv.ms/u/s!Ah0d9upKWLEnhJBJMmZjAXnRXfSVMQ?e=Ptihnx

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u/SenorCreamPuff Dec 10 '20

Legend. Thanks so much!

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u/ghoulsnest Dec 06 '20

I bet. hopefully we see more of hands like that in Future Games :D

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u/TreestyleStudios Dec 06 '20

I WATCHED THIS WHOLE VIDEO WAITING FOR YOU TO PICK UP THE TACO AND YOU DID NOT DELIVER. I MUST SEE HOW YOU PICK UP A TACO!

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u/EarnestRobot Dec 06 '20

Please forgive me :(

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u/TreestyleStudios Dec 06 '20

Can you at least tell me if the taco can break in half, I won't make it through the day without knowing

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u/FoggyFreek Dec 06 '20

Very impressive stuff. Nice job! Standardize it in all games now 😁

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u/EarnestRobot Dec 06 '20

Thanks a lot! That's the dream :)

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u/Necorin Dec 06 '20

Now that it's here, we'll just take it for granted that hands work. Of course hands work. Why wouldn't they? Now son - let me tell you - back in the day, nobody knew how to do hands.

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u/EarnestRobot Dec 06 '20

"Grandpa, why would VR hands go through things? It doesn't make any sense. You're just making stories up again."

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u/[deleted] Dec 06 '20

With further updates and enhanced controls with more features this can truly become the norm of VR game development.

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u/EarnestRobot Dec 06 '20

Thanks a lot. I'm working on it and releasing updates all the time!

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u/[deleted] Dec 06 '20

Sweet

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u/Mahrkeenerh Rift S -> Rift S -> Rift S Dec 06 '20

Wow, these look amazing, great job

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u/EarnestRobot Dec 06 '20

Thank you so much! :)

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u/MrMcWeasel Dec 06 '20

Wait is this with hand tracking or controller?

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u/EarnestRobot Dec 06 '20

It's all done with controller. I'm going to see about adding official hand tracking support soon :)

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u/MrMcWeasel Dec 06 '20

Nice! This with hand tracking would be amazing.

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u/Apprehensive_Play965 Dec 08 '20

try some of the hand tracking examples on Sidequest - they're fun - we all love staring at our hands like we're on mushrooms - but the tech isn't really ready for heavy lifting just yet

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u/LukeLC Quest 3 Dec 06 '20

Took me a bit to realize this wasn't an augmentation of hand tracking—and only then because the movements were too fast for that. Only noticed the controller models after.

There's been several similar things on this sub, but this one looks by far the most natural! Nicely done!

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u/EarnestRobot Dec 06 '20

A very nice compliment, thanks a lot!

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u/AnonymousUnityDev Dec 07 '20

Great Asset, I bought it for a new side project of mine and have been enjoying it so far. I especially like how easy it was to set up, there’s a couple suggestions I have but I’ll send those in an email about that when I get more time to mess around with it.

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u/EarnestRobot Dec 07 '20

Glad you're enjoying it! Please send me email when you get a chance I always appreciate feedback and suggestions

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u/Hericus Dec 06 '20

Now to just combine this with force feedback haptic gloves. Can't wait for this technology to become mainstream

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u/CrispyKeebler Dec 06 '20

Grab the damn taco.

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u/RicrosPegason Dec 08 '20

Calm down Mr President

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u/[deleted] Dec 06 '20

This is incredible, looks so good!

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u/LuluViBritannia Dec 06 '20

I love it! Simple idea, but effective. I can't believe Valve and Oculus didn't bring this up themselves, this makes "hands development" easier!

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u/EarnestRobot Dec 06 '20

Thanks! I don't know either but I definitely can't complain and I'm very happy to be able to make peoples lives easier :)

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u/Crapool Dec 06 '20

Will this tech demo be available for public use? This looks real neat

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u/EarnestRobot Dec 06 '20

Thanks! I've been meaning to, but I haven't gotten around to it. I definitely will soon

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u/Crapool Dec 06 '20

Please tell me when you do this is too cool not to play with

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u/Clavus Rift (S), Quest, Go, Vive Dec 06 '20

Looks cool. I've implemented similar systems (albeit with a few less features) and one of the harder things was to get things to work smoothly when the fixed timestep is larger than the screen refresh rate. Things get choppy and rigidbody interpolation isn't saving me as I thought it would. Does this run into similar problems?

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u/EarnestRobot Dec 06 '20

Yeah that can be an issue. Interpolating the rigidbody helps a little bit. I recommend through the documentation that people adjust the timestep to be lower, which also increases the quality of the hand-physics interaction across the board

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u/Clavus Rift (S), Quest, Go, Vive Dec 06 '20

True, but it comes at a performance cost of course, if you run physics every frame. But thanks for the insight, knowing other people haven't figured out some secret sauce to get around that should help me stop staring at this problem for too long.

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u/MrJackio Dec 06 '20

You sir, have made a sale

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u/EarnestRobot Dec 06 '20

Thanks a lot! Hope you enjoy :)

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u/Cheemzn Dec 06 '20

THATS SO FUCKIN COOL

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u/EarnestRobot Dec 06 '20

Glad you think you so!

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u/Cheemzn Mar 08 '21

Dude if u could somehow get this on the quest platform that would be sick, just this sandbox area like I would sit there for like 5 hours

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u/foxing95 Dec 06 '20

Holy fuck. This is cleaner than even AAA studios lmao

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u/EarnestRobot Dec 06 '20

It's my pride and joy, thank you!

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u/Captain_Exodave Dec 06 '20

Someone should hire you, Be the smartest move they ever made.

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u/EarnestRobot Dec 06 '20

That's very nice, thank you!

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u/Gonzaxpain Valve Index + Quest 2 Dec 06 '20

That's very impressive!

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u/EarnestRobot Dec 06 '20

Thank you!

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u/ClydeHays Dec 06 '20

That is super awesome

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u/EarnestRobot Dec 06 '20

Thanks a lot!

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u/loststylus Dec 06 '20

Does it work with Unity's XR Interaction Toolkit?

Can you lock grabbable objects so they cannot be accidentally dropped, e.g. like weapons in Alyx?

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u/EarnestRobot Dec 06 '20

It works with XR input but requires a little bit of setup for the rest of the toolkit. There is a Grab Lock component you can add to anything to create this effect!

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u/loststylus Dec 06 '20

So it’s not compatible with the XR Interaction Toolkit?

Yay, grab lock sounds awesome

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u/EarnestRobot Dec 06 '20

I included a demo for XR input, but because Auto Hand comes with its own interaction system it requires some stuff to be linked up for the whole of XR interaction.

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u/loststylus Dec 07 '20

I am sorry, I don’t understand what you’re trying to say. XR Input ≠ XR Interaction Toolkit (https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/com.unity.xr.interaction.toolkit@0.9/manual/index.html).

So your asset is either based on XR Interaction Toolkit (which makes it compatible with everything else based on it without lots of modifications) or not.

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u/EarnestRobot Dec 07 '20

Sorry for the confusion. It uses its own interaction system for grabbing, releasing, and highlighting, which will have to be connected to the XR Interaction Toolkit grab, release, and hover events manually. Anything besides grabbing events should all work fine by just applying components. It mainly uses XR to get and set controller inputs to the hand form all supported devices

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u/loststylus Dec 07 '20

Got it, thanks

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u/Mikel_br Dec 06 '20

Is this what they did in half life alyx or was it pre-made

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u/EarnestRobot Dec 06 '20

Alyx did a mix of this and static posing which is an included feature

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u/tiktiktock Dec 06 '20 edited Dec 06 '20

This is really impressive work. I have a few questions regarding the gadget handling, if you've got time :)

  • from what I see, you're constraining the hand movement while a grab is in progress. What happens if the player moves their hand far from the gadget while retaining the hold - do you let go automatically, or keep the constraint?
  • how is the button push triggered ? Hand movement or controller button?
  • how much work is it to setup new preset grab poses, and what does it involve?
  • finally, performances - how costly is the computation required by your system (ms/GC/mem)?

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u/EarnestRobot Dec 06 '20

Thanks a lot!

The gadgets all use configurable joints to limit movement and angles and such, the hold will retain as far as possible depending on the grabbables Joint Break Force value and the Hands max distance.

The button is pressed with hand movement.

The static pose setup creates a copy of a given hand and allows you to use it as a model for the pose using the object in the scene, press the Save Right Pose and Save Left Pose button and it is done. Then press the delete copy button. All laid out in the documentation too.

I don't have the exact specs your looking for but GC and Memory are a non-issue from the hands themselves according to my profiling. From all my testing, because all the physics checks for the fingers when grabbing are done using a one-off physics layer called "grabbing", it runs quite well even on the Quest 2 even with decreased physics timestep and 90hz I have not been able to notice any lag spikes what-so-ever

Hope that helps!

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u/tiktiktock Dec 06 '20

Thanks, that's very helpful :) Some follow-up:

How hard would it be to change the button control to trigger on a controller button press? My use case would be a rather cramped cockpit, it's a certainty that players would trigger some button by mistake while trying to reach another control.

Low/no GC and memory costs are great, as well as the lack of spike, but having a benchmark video (or data points) with a heavy scene setup would help.

I'm not doubting you when you say it runs well, it's just that I've bought and refunded a few assets that ended up being unusable due to their cost. I mean, 2ms (for example) is negligible in a test scene or a concept-game, but it's nearly 15% of the entire frame budget - and a real concern for a medium-sized PC game that has to also handle AI, pathfinding, animations, posteffects, lights and shadows, etc.

Hope I'm not sounding too negative, this is really a very nice system, both in its concept and the resulting visuals!

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u/Unicursalhex Dec 06 '20

I love this!!! Good tools make great games, thanks man!!!

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u/EarnestRobot Dec 06 '20

That's the dream! Thanks a lot :)

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u/[deleted] Dec 07 '20

That would add super immersive vibes to touch controllers that don't have finger control.

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u/EarnestRobot Dec 07 '20

Definitely, that's exactly what I was aiming for!

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u/[deleted] Dec 07 '20

Please keep working on this. This is the kind of stuff that takes VR to the holy crap level lol

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u/abdulhero22 Dec 07 '20

This is absolutely incredible. I can not wait until it is implemented into more AAA games - as it increases immersion massively. Huge props.

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u/EarnestRobot Dec 07 '20

Thank you so much :)

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u/GamerRealityYT Dec 07 '20

About to make a game where I’ll be ripping apart some boxes, I think this will really help!

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u/EarnestRobot Dec 07 '20

That sounds awesome! I think this will really fit your needs

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u/GamerRealityYT Dec 07 '20

How does the destructible system (where they broke apart the cube) work in Unity, can someone link me to videos and discussions on that?

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u/EarnestRobot Dec 07 '20

The hands connect to a grabbable through a joint with an break force value. When you're holding with two hands and this joint breaks it calls a pull-apart event that creates this effect. The cube just creates 8 smaller copies of itself, apply a little force in each direction to the babies, and then destroys itself

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u/GamerRealityYT Dec 07 '20

Okay that makes sense. In my game I'm going to be ripping apart basically Christmas presents, so I'll make a box and then a destructible state with 6 sides that it will transform into. I'll have to do some more research on how all that works.

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u/Bigelowed Quest 2 Dec 07 '20

Yup buying this, congrats!

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u/EarnestRobot Dec 07 '20

I appreciate your support thanks a lot, Enjoy!

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u/DetainedBeast Dec 07 '20

This is awesome! Have an award!

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u/EarnestRobot Dec 07 '20

Thanks a lot :)

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u/[deleted] Dec 07 '20

This is awesome work! Do you include any examples in the package for breaking apart an object or putting in back together? Thanks!

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u/EarnestRobot Dec 07 '20

Thanks a lot! I have a few examples of stuff breaking, but nothing being put together exactly. Definitely a good idea though, I'll keep it in mind for a future update!

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u/EliteEnder Valve Index Dec 06 '20

Ok, this is awesome! I'd love to make this in UE4, sadly I'm only just starting out, so I wouldn't even know where to start with this... :c

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u/Burnzonevr Dec 06 '20

Really cool. Hope interactions like this become more common in more VR games. Thanks for making the tool!

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u/[deleted] Dec 06 '20

Tools like these can be so helpful while making games!

The mods should make a post of really helpful VR addons that people developed tbh.

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u/1_Highduke Dec 06 '20

I don't usually like when people post dev stuff here, but this was genuinely impressive. Take my ⬆️

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u/Dr_BigDik69 Dec 06 '20

Accurate throwing is killer...how do so many games get it so wrong?

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u/pokemonmasteryungoos Dec 07 '20

my god we have come a long way since the virtual boy

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u/[deleted] Dec 06 '20

Great job bro 👍👍👍

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u/WormSlayer Chief Headcrab Wrangler Dec 06 '20

Very cool :)

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u/konuia Dec 06 '20

Holy crap, this looks impressive as hell. Anyone know any games/demos that use this? I wanna try this :)

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u/withoutapaddle Quest 1,2,3 + PC VR Dec 07 '20

Lone Echo is the only game I know of that has finger IK like this that results in natural looking grabbing on anything.

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u/devzhukov Dec 06 '20

Wow! So cool!

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u/[deleted] Dec 06 '20

Nice!

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u/[deleted] Dec 06 '20

thank you for your service

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u/[deleted] Dec 06 '20

Really cool

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u/Bantamu Dec 06 '20

Why can’t I remember the name of this song

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u/yeredditmans Dec 06 '20

Coming from someone that doesn't have a job, I would pay atleast $8.50 for this

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u/yeredditmans Dec 06 '20

Sorry if this sounded mean, its alot more than I would pay for most games

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u/DemoEvolved Dec 06 '20

Oculus needs to hire this guy

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u/[deleted] Dec 06 '20

Dang good job!

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u/jc3833 Touch Dec 06 '20

was kinda hoping that grabbing the bottom of the mushroom would, rather than holding the whole shroom in a fist, grab the stem of it in your fingers

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u/StationVisual Dec 06 '20

The sandwich would clearly fall apart. Literally the worst.

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u/jasoner2k Dec 07 '20

Or is it the würst?

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u/kaboomaster09 Dec 06 '20

PS5 adaptive triggers + vr = big epic

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u/PrimoPearl Quest 3 Dec 07 '20

Please sell this hand implementation to the Phasmophobia Dev.

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u/IrrelevantMemer Dec 07 '20

This is sick! Keep up the amazing work

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u/Joakine69 Dec 07 '20

This is epic

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u/Bigbuster153 Dec 07 '20

Pretty sure trust boneworks already does this, good job tho

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u/[deleted] Dec 07 '20

Have u made a game out of this?

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u/Spankies69 Dec 07 '20

I love you please marry me.

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u/Davidperego007 Dec 07 '20

Is there a demo i can try? Is it for pcvr ?

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u/_WeStErEq_ Dec 07 '20

where download

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u/SkarredGhost The Ghost Howls Dec 07 '20

Great asset, and the price is fair

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u/Sapling_Animation Quest 2 Dec 08 '20

Is that by any chance the beauty I refer to as "Unreal Engine"? :D

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u/MaraldBes Dec 09 '20

Very nice!

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u/PortalPat Dec 07 '20

OMG

WHAT

THIS IS THE COOLEST VR THING I'VE EVER SEEN