First Steps With Hand Tracking
UtilitiesIf you’re a developer, you should check out how hand tracking can replace your Touch Controller experience. This experimental version of First Steps showcases how your Touch Controllers can be replaced with hand tracking, and add a new dimension to your application. Our development team did not have to redesign new mechanics, but were able to replace Touch Controllers with Hands without a heavy lift.
| comfort | ⦾ Not rated |
| age rating | 0+ Everyone |
| website | developer.oculus.com |
| developer | Oculus |
| publisher | Oculus |
| connection | Internet not required |
| app version | 1.0.920500 |
| languages | English |
Reviews 21
To people who complain that the App needs space, I reply: but why did you buy the viewer if you don't have space? Where do you live in a camper van that you have no room for? I live in a little apartment of two-room and yet I have a play area of at least 3 x 3 m which can even become 4x4 if I move some furniture. You are really boring with your pretentious requests which could lead developers to create increasingly boring games in which you move less and less with your body and more and more with the joysticks.
True virtual reality is made to move with your body! Furthermore, with meta quest 3 you can also play outdoors because it will never lose track so stop complaining!
That said, I tried the app with hand tracking and I can say that many things work well. Except a few.
The remote control for directing the airship works poorly.
Guns aren't very accurate obviously.
The only one that works reasonably well is the automatic rifle which must be used with two hands.
As for the cubes on the table that can be placed on top of each other, you could add collisions so that they can be moved and made to fall even by placing your hand on them, instead so the hand will pass through the cubes except if you don't squeeze it and you grab the cube.
Everything else works reasonably well, even paper airplanes work well.
The robot dance works well, the resolution on these three seems lower than the controller version
All in all it can be a great experience for those who have never tried VR
Couldn't get past the guardian
Couldn't get past the first guardian tutorial as it wanted me to walk through my wall. I don't use the boundary feature on my head set as I play seated in a swivel chair, and the constant appearance of the grid lines every time I stretch my arm out completely destroys any enjoyment of VR. The rooms in UK houses just aren't big enough to walk about while in VR. I'm not going to ruin all my other apps just because this one refuses to run without the boundary.
Good introduction to VR hands
Not as solid as the controller version.
Definitely fun!
Not sure if this is utilizing the newest hand tracking software from meta?
Practice makes perfect:)
Neat.
Literally just First Steps with hand tracking. It’s a very cool way to get used to hand tracking on the Quest.
First steps for quest 2 hand tracking
why am I under the table
Nice and neat
Just the First Steps tutorial you get when you first start up your headset, just with your hands. Nice and neat