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This post is one of several in a series where we’re brainstorming the UI/UX overhaul for Immerse Creator — available on Steam in Early Access (here). Immerse Creator is compatible with Oculus Rift CV1, HTC Vive, and basic compatibility with Windows Mixed Reality headsets.

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Previous UI/UX posts: [Post 1] [Post2] [Post3] [Post4] [Post5]

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2018.1.26

Today was a particularly exciting brainstorming session, as we started testing prototypes inside VR, inside Immerse Creator. Don built a prototype implementation of the UI system we’ve been brainstorming, and it worked really well. We had to run to other meetings before finishing this discussion, so we’ll continue on Monday.

  • Left Menu button pops open the menu
  • Pointing at the menu highlights green at which point it can be grabbed and moved around.
  • With two hands pointed at a UI object, the object can be scaled by grab/pinch/dragging
  • UI objects always stay oriented toward center camera
  • UI element positions remain persistent as you teleport around the scene
  • Discussed snapping nodes for UI elements

Next steps:

  • Prototype a row of main feature buttons (Shapes, Lines, Saver, etc.) that can move and scale together as a bar — the way the single panel prototype does now
  • Add ability to detach one of the feature buttons and position it in space
  • Re-attach menu button via snap node to the main feature button row

Check out Immerse Creator VR UI/UX Post 6 on Medium here: [link].

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Prototyping design with VR in an Oculus Rift for Immerse Creator

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