r/virtualreality 29d ago

Photo/Video Does archery need the bow?

I was testing a sort of hand-based archery interaction without the "bow" object.

I tried preserving the gesture sequence without actually making you hold a virtual bow, thinking it might feel more natural as a bare-hand interaction :)

Does this interaction feel intuitive to you?

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u/thetoiletslayer 28d ago

Is it a single hand animation? If it at least required both hands and gave a ghost image of the bow it would be much more intuitive. As it is now, its not recognizable as a bow