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3. Software-Entwicklung für die virtuelle Realität

Author : Manfred Brill

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Wir konkretisieren das Modell eines VR-Systems und beschreiben die Lösungen für das räumliche Sehen, den Einsatz von Ton und für Eingaben an das System. Neben den Eingaben, die wir mit Hilfe von Peripheriegeräten erzeugen, verwendet ein VR-System unbewusst erzeugte Eingaben durch die Positionsverfolgung. Wir betrachten mit OpenXR einen Industrie-Standard, mit dessen Hilfe es möglich wird eine Anwendung für möglichst viele System zu realisieren. Anschließend führen wir die Unity-Packages Unity XR und VIVE Input Utility ein, die wir für die Implementierung der Verfahren und Beispiele einsetzen werden. Die möglichen Interaktionen können wir in Systemsteuerung, Selektion, Manipulation und Fortbewegung einteilen. Für diese Bereiche einer Benutzungsoberfläche realisieren wir Techniken aus der Literatur.

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Title: Software-Entwicklung für die virtuelle Realität
Author: Manfred Brill
Publisher: Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden
Book: Virtual Reality kompakt
Print ISBN: 978-3-658-41244-9

Electronic ISBN: 978-3-658-41245-6

Copyright Year: 2023
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-41245-6_3

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