Multiplayer VR Building Environment Development
Budget: £20 – £250 GBP
I'm looking for a skilled developer to adapt a building script from EZ base builder, so it can function in a virtual reality (VR) setting with multiplayer capabilities from the VR Interaction Framework.
Key Features:
* The VR environment supports interaction between 2-5 players simultaneously.
* Players should be able to communicate verbally within the virtual environment and manipulate objects together.
*Building system where players select models from a menu and then place them in the scene is critical and a solution that completes this logic has been identified but not applied to VR.
* Importantly, players should be able to save changes in the world, maintaining the placement of new objects in the cooperative world after each session.
This is a quick job mainly giving advice on how to best implement a known game logic.
EZBaseBuilder has a system in place for organizing and keeping track of placed objects and currently works to place new objects on a key bind that follows the camera ray cast. but this logic needs to be moved over to a VR hand menu, with placement occurring from a controller ray cast.
Key Features:
* The VR environment supports interaction between 2-5 players simultaneously.
* Players should be able to communicate verbally within the virtual environment and manipulate objects together.
*Building system where players select models from a menu and then place them in the scene is critical and a solution that completes this logic has been identified but not applied to VR.
* Importantly, players should be able to save changes in the world, maintaining the placement of new objects in the cooperative world after each session.
This is a quick job mainly giving advice on how to best implement a known game logic.
EZBaseBuilder has a system in place for organizing and keeping track of placed objects and currently works to place new objects on a key bind that follows the camera ray cast. but this logic needs to be moved over to a VR hand menu, with placement occurring from a controller ray cast.