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Getting Touch Controller Velocity
Hello,
I have been trying to implement everything from the character controller and grabbing objects using touch controllers from scratch.
I have set up my player object such that when I want to rotate I rotate a parent object and not the camera itself since I have no access to it thanks to the way VR is implemented in Unity.
Now I am getting my Velocity for my Controller like this OVRInput.GetLocalControllerVelocity(RightOrLeftController) and this works fine.
But when I rotate camera and toss an object the physics works the opposite direction because I am guessing the controller velocity is relative (local) to parent object.
How do I get Controller Velocity with respect to the world and not local to an object?
I have been trying to implement everything from the character controller and grabbing objects using touch controllers from scratch.
I have set up my player object such that when I want to rotate I rotate a parent object and not the camera itself since I have no access to it thanks to the way VR is implemented in Unity.
Now I am getting my Velocity for my Controller like this OVRInput.GetLocalControllerVelocity(RightOrLeftController) and this works fine.
But when I rotate camera and toss an object the physics works the opposite direction because I am guessing the controller velocity is relative (local) to parent object.
How do I get Controller Velocity with respect to the world and not local to an object?
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- Very late reply, but this post showed up in my google search soo...
You need a reference to the tracking space (the parent of the hands) then just do trackingSpace.transform.TransformVector(OVRInput.GetLocalControllerVelocity(RightOrLeftController)
