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Integrate a physics-engine into VRED

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Anonymous
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Integrate a physics-engine into VRED

Hey,

is there a possibility to somehow integrate or connect the Unity physics engine into VRED? I want to apply the movement of a body from Unity to a body in VRED via the Python API. How could i approach that?

 

Kind regards,

Adrian

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richardlevene
in reply to: Anonymous

You could look at this to see what the talented Kevin Drouglazet has done combining unity and vred

 

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/kevin-drouglazet-b61b7248_vred-python-project-activity-67490372057060...

 

Maybe this gives you some ideas and you can message him to see what he did.

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Anonymous
in reply to: richardlevene

Oh that is beautiful. Thank you very much for the advise.

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frederic.rabellino
in reply to: Anonymous

What about a more simple exemple of physics ? like an object just falling down the ground in VR ? 

is it possible ? 

 

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Anonymous
in reply to: frederic.rabellino

Technicaly there should be no difference between a rolling and a falling ball, it is both a translational motion. 

In Unity you can record the position data of an object for each frame and send it via sockets to VRED. In VRED you then create an animation with the received coordinates and rotation data.

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frederic.rabellino
in reply to: Anonymous

no I was meaning to have a real physics module in VRED like in unity .

interesting exemple in this video :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WTGcs10Sj34

 

Watch this video in context on Unity's learning pages here - http://unity3d.com/learn/tutorials/modules/beginner/physics/rigidbody How to use Rigidbodies - Unity's physics driven objects. Help us caption & translate this video! http://amara.org/v/V6cE/

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