Move Object Resource
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Overview
The Move Object Resource allows you (the author) to move a Scene object to a specified anchor. This can be used to move objects between fixed locations around the Scene.
If you want to move a Character in the environment, then the appropriate resource is Navigate To.
If you want the learner to move an object themselves, then the appropriate Resource is Place or Grasp.
Required Fields
Field Name | Description |
|---|---|
Objects | Specifies the Scene object(s) to be moved. |
Anchor (found after choosing a Position option) | Specifies the anchor to which the object will be moved. Fixed and Relative 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 object, as well as its rotation. The Relative Position setting allows the author to configure the angle, distance, and elevation of the object, as well as its rotation. More information on positioning can be found here: https://motiveio.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/STOR/pages/1855324161 |
Optional Fields
Field Name | Description |
|---|---|
Attach to Anchor | When this box is checked, it will connect the object to the actual anchor and is typically used in situations where the anchor moves (example: the anchor is on a vehicle). Note for Assemblers: It will attach to anchor whether or not there's an attachable, but if there are attachables, it will use the attachable to attach. |
Events
Example In the Headset
In the Motive Lab, I want to move the backpack from the work area to the employee cubbies.
Add the backpack and the anchor for where you want it to move to in a Setup Frame:
Add a message letting the learner know what is going to happen:
Add in the Move Object Resource and fill it out, after the Screen Message is closed:
This is what it would look like in the headset:
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