VR Meta Quest SDK: Teleport to a location and disable controller movement + teleports

Hi Haakonf,

I'll suggest some ideas that could work for your scenario. They'll require you to build on top of some existing features, but it'll still save you some time.

To press an object and then teleport to it with a given rotation, follow the Create Locomotion Interactions tutorial, and use the object you want to press as the Locomotion Interactable. To more closely resemble the ray interactor's raycast, you should be able to customize the teleport arc so it has a flatter trajectory--you can find reference info about the arc in the Locomotion Interactions doc.

However, if by press an object, you mean gesturing like you're physically pressing a button, then it's a bit trickier. In that case, I'd still use the locomotion tutorial above to make the object a teleport location, then use the Create Ghost Hand Reticle tutorial to draw a ghost hand on the object whenever you're hovering or selecting. You'd also need to add a poke interaction so you have the ability to poke. Then you'll need to make that poke interaction the selection mechanism for the teleport, replacing the default arc. To do that, I think you can pass the poke interactor to the TeleportInteractor's Selector field, but I haven't tried it myself. 

As for disabling hand tracking & controllers until the player ray interacts with another object, I don't think that's the best course of action, since you'd need to track the hands in order to register a ray interaction. Maybe you could visually freeze the hands by forcing the HandVisual prefabs to render in one spot, while the SyntheticHands (which track the location of your physical hands) are still tracking and responding to your input, like initiating a ray.

To prevent the player from falling due to gravity, it may be possible to get the player's body position data via Movement SDK? I've never worked with Movement SDK or attempted to get body position data, so I'm guessing. 

Hopefully this info helps get you started!