Comments

• ChrisIceBox

  March 2016

  AC currently has no official VR support.  It does, however, include a MainCameraVR prefab that - if you replace your scene's MainCamera with it - will allow your MainCamera to be rotated by the player on top of any movement control you assign via your AC cutscenes / gameplay.  This should make it possible for VR support to be added to your script via custom scripting.
  
• Hormic

  April 2016

  Will you support VR officially in the future? I would highly recommend that, cause i think that especially Adventuregames are working perfect within VR-Space!
• ChrisIceBox

  April 2016

  I cannot give any guarantees.
  
• Technocrat

  April 2016

  I've been building some things with AC that work with Oculus, so the theory is sound, though it'd probably take some work to get it functioning with the special controllers.
• ChrisIceBox

  April 2016

  Indeed, control is the larger issue here - as every platform is different.  We do, however, now have the ability to override AC's control system (including mouse position) - see this tutorial.  While official support for VR is not something I can easily guarantee, I do suspect that it would be relatively painless for integration to be added by each game's developer on a case-by-case basis.  @PixelCrushers too has been having success with AC/Oculus.
  
• Hormic

  April 2016 edited April 2016

  Thank you, right now the Oculus has unfortunatly no Touch Controllers delivered, what i think is the most interesting part. Like solving puzzles with a touch controller in VR. So i think it would be great to have some working Control System in AC for Touch Controllers in the future. 

  
  

  (I should get my vive this month, but i don't know if i'm able to implement such system on my own.) 
• PixelCrushers

  April 2016 edited April 2016

  > @PixelCrushers too has been having success with AC/Oculus.
  
  We're using keyboard+mouse and gamepad since, as Hormic mentioned, Oculus hasn't released touch controllers yet. AC's support for keyboard+mouse and gamepads works great.
  
  We're also using Unity UI world space menus, which AC supports well. We don't use AC's fit to aspect ratio feature, but I did post a Unity UI script somewhere on this forum for that.
  
  The only issue we've had to work around is AC's use of IMGUI for cursors. For menus, we use a world space cursor; for our design, it works better than gaze selection. Inventory drag-and-drop currently uses GUI.DrawTexture, which isn't visible in VR mode. So we don't use drag-and-drop, and instead activate an interaction when the player clicks on an inventory item.
  
  I think the cursor issue is the only thing that's needed to say that AC is fully VR-compatible.
  
  When positional controllers (e.g., Touch) are available, it would be nice if someone posted a positional controller script that overrides AC's control system, too.