WebGL Keyboard/Mouse Layout Testing

Owned by Adam Collins
Last updated: Jan 23, 2024 by Catherine Hillier (Unlicensed)
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Setup

  1. Make sure you have Unity Version 2020.3.21f1 installed on Unity Hub

  2. Next, clone motive_io / workshop-sandbox — Bitbucket and make sure you check out the Adam-WebGL branch

  3. Afterwards, add the Motive Submodule using SourceTree. Or, clone this motive_io / unity-sdk-private — Bitbucket into the Assets folder of your new Workshop-Sandbox repository. And make sure you check out the Adam-WebGLUpload branch

  4. Next, open your project in Unity Hub

  5. Once the project has opened, open the Workshop Init - WebGL scene

    1. Next, right-click Workshop Scene in your Project window and select Open Scene Additive

    2. Then, right-click Workshop Props in your Project window and select Open Scene Additive

  6. Before you hit play, toggle Maximize On Play to On

Controls

  • To move your character, you can use WASD or the Arrow Keys

  • To look around, use your mouse

  • To pick up/drop an object, use Space Bar or Right Click

  • To use an object, use the Enter key or Left Click

  • To make your mouse cursor visible, you can use the Tab or Escape Key

    • You can toggle the mouse cursor invisible again with the same keys

Notes

  • When you hit play, you will need to hit either Tab or Escape to free your cursor for use

    • From there, you can click through the Controls and Authentication panes

    • Hitting either of those keys will then toggle the cursor back off

  • To see the controls in game again, hit the burger menu in the top left corner with your visible cursor

  • The cursor visibility toggle can behave oddly while the scene is running in Unity; to help it along, you can hit either Tab or Escape while your Left Click in the Game Window

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