DistanceGrab Example, the object does not stay still in my hand when I move during the grab
Hi everyone, I have a problem with object grab, I'm using Unity 2022 and Oculus integration 0.46 I take the official oculus example : DistanceGrab Problem: when I grab an object and move, the object doesn't stay still in my hand but moves to the opposite side, I attach the video so it's clearer. Is there a solution to this? Thanks for support.
Oculus Interaction - Grabbing an object starts to jitter and fly away
With the latest update to Oculus Interaction I am not able to grab objects anymore as the methods I used were deprecated. Currently, I have as follows: Hand and Controller Interactors are set up for both left and right. Refer to the attached screenshot. The interactable object having a rigidbody with gravity but no kinematic, box collider, grabbable, hand grab interactable and grab interactable. Issue: (URL to video of issue: https://we.tl/t-XnPdBoyvxe ) When I grab the object it starts to jitter and moves away from my hand but as long as I have my hand pinched or the trigger pressed with the controller I am slightly able to control its movements while it keeps sort of bouncing away from me. If I have kinematic on, the same happens, I am able to change its movements as it flies away from me. Can anyone help please? Part 2Hand Grab Interactable grab Event?
hey I am having trouble finding out which event I need to catch from the HandgGrabInteractable to then from that event call a function. In my case the Photon.RequestOwnership(), on the grabbed object. Here is what I have until now, with help from ChatGPT, and my own research as to what exists and what it just made up and trying to adjust it acordingly: What it should do is, using the PhotonView component and the Hand Grab Interactable, catch the grab event and then get the target of that grab event (being the object being grabbed) to then find the Objects PhotonView component and then call the RequestOwnership() method on it. Alternative Solutions to come to the same result or advice for it is also welcome.
