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Help to create interaction with objects using VR

Hi all,

Need assistance to add some interactions in my model into virtual reality environment. The main idea is to have buttons from a 3D shape when pressed/touched they execute some actions. Basically are two actions as shown in attached small example:

(1) Pressing/touching the Button 1, it will execute a certain ANIMATION on Object 1. I try to reapply some codes or logics from avaliable demo models on this Forum, however no results were found. The animation I know how to do. Reference link: https://answers.flexsim.com/content/kbentry/37895/vr-demo-models.html

(2) Pressing/touching the Button 2, it will execute a certain AUDIO in .wav extension. I have consult the post “Is it possible to add music into VR environment” but I didn’t succeed either. Reference link: https://answers.flexsim.com/questions/66475/is-it-possible-to-add-music-into-vr-environment.html

Please note that all actions are independent of the current process flow.

Could you help me on this issue?

Thanks in advance for the support as always!

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Phil BoBo answered Andre G commented

You need to add the custom nodes and code that are in those VR demo models into your model.

See VR Interaction

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Did this answer help you? If so, could you please accept it? If not, could you let us know what else we can do to help you? Thanks!

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Hi @Braydn T, sorry for delay. Yes, that post helped us a lot to develop the interaction intended. Many thanks and best regards!

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