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Overview
Positional Anchors represent a position in the sceneScene.
You can attach a Positional Anchor to a screen messageScreen Message, a sound, a 3D asset, and more. You can also use them with World Proximity Conditions to know if a learner has moved to a certain spot in the VR simulation.
These anchors are customizable as you can create and determine a custom position within the scene Scene either manually or using the VR Editor.
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Named Anchor (Catalog Type): Anchor that exists inside the APK (predetermined) and is not configurable. Scene Anchors are found here.
Scene Anchor Resource: The Scene Anchor Resource attaches an anchor to a scene Scene object. Anchors represent a position in the sceneScene. This anchor can be used by other resourcesResources, such as the Screen Message and Move User resourcesResources.
Unlike the Positional Anchor resourceResource, the Scene Anchor resource Resource simply attaches to a scene Scene object within the sceneScene. Its position cannot be configured.
UI Anchor Resource: The UI Anchor Resource attaches an anchor to an object in the sceneScene. Anchors represent a position in the sceneScene. This anchor should be used by UI resourcesResources, such as Screen Message or Annotation.
Compared to other anchor resourcesResources, this resource Resource provides additional optional fields that can enhance the learner interaction experience with UI panels.
Required Fields
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Position | Specifies the position of the anchor. This position can be one of two types: Fixed Position or Relative Position. The Fixed Position setting allows the author to configure the coordinates of the Positional Anchor, as well as its rotation. The Relative Position setting allows the author to configure the angle, distance, and elevation of the Positional Anchor, as well as its rotation. More information on positioning can be found here: |
Events
Example in the Headset
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In the Motive Lab, I want to move the backpack to the cubbies as it is in the way and creating a hazard in the work environment.
First, I’ve created a Positional Anchor by manually entering in values in a new catalog “Custom Anchors”:
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Setup Frame, I will add the backpack and the Positional Anchor I created:
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I’ll add a Screen Message to let the learner know what will happen:
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When the Screen Message is closed, the backpack will be moved by utilizing the Move Object Resource with the Positional Anchor added:
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Here is what the frames Frames look like for the above scripting:
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You can view this scripting in the headset in this video:
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To view this video in full screen on Vimeo, click here.