VR Project in Unity 3D for as an assignement and its urgent
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
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What is the primary purpose of your VR project? This question was skipped by the user
What platforms should the VR project be compatible with? This question was skipped by the user
What type of environment do you want in the VR project? This question was skipped by the user
Task 1:
Create a basic virtual reality environment. Perform all necessary configurations to make the project suitable for virtual reality. Include at least five different objects characteristic of the theme of the environment. For example, if the theme is a park, include trees, grass, benches, etc.
Task 2:
Enable player movement within the basic virtual reality environment. Provide detailed explanations (configuration, code, etc.) to facilitate movement.
Task 3:
Create an introductory screen within the basic virtual reality environment containing three interactive elements (e.g., buttons): enter the virtual world, instructions, and exit the application. Enable interaction with these elements by focusing and holding gaze on a specific element. Selecting the instructions option should display a brief guide on how to use the application, while selecting Exit should close the application. Then, create an ending screen with two options: Start Over and Exit. Start Over should allow re-entry into the virtual world (as with the corresponding option on the introductory screen), and Exit should terminate/close the application.
Task 4:
Provide at least three types of interactions between the player and objects in the main scene, within a context you devise based on the previous assignments (if you have submitted them). Explain the context, purpose, and method of interaction.
Task 5:
Add two types of sound within the application based on previous assignments (if submitted). The first should be background sound that plays throughout the application/main scene. The second should trigger based on an event (e.g., interaction with objects, approaching a specific location, etc.). Include a method for scoring or time tracking so that the score (lives, strength, etc.) or time is always visible.
Explanation of Requirements:
Provide detailed explanations (configuration, code, etc.).
There are no restrictions on the technology used. The application should be intended for mobile devices.
Archive all previous assignments you have completed and upload them as a single file. You are not required to include all assignments, only those you believe can be improved.
The entire project must be functional and include all components (as listed below) for review:
Source Code
The complete project and everything required to run the project.
Executable Version
The version needed to run the application on the intended device.
Video Demonstration
A video illustrating how the project works on the intended device. If an input controller is used, the video should show its operation and the effect on the application, not just the screen of the mobile device running the application.
Documentation
Briefly explain how the application was developed, provide a short guide on how to use the application, include screenshots showing the required functionalities, and reference any pre-made assets or materials incorporated into the application, along with literature and guides used during development.
What is the primary purpose of your VR project? This question was skipped by the user
What platforms should the VR project be compatible with? This question was skipped by the user
What type of environment do you want in the VR project? This question was skipped by the user
Task 1:
Create a basic virtual reality environment. Perform all necessary configurations to make the project suitable for virtual reality. Include at least five different objects characteristic of the theme of the environment. For example, if the theme is a park, include trees, grass, benches, etc.
Task 2:
Enable player movement within the basic virtual reality environment. Provide detailed explanations (configuration, code, etc.) to facilitate movement.
Task 3:
Create an introductory screen within the basic virtual reality environment containing three interactive elements (e.g., buttons): enter the virtual world, instructions, and exit the application. Enable interaction with these elements by focusing and holding gaze on a specific element. Selecting the instructions option should display a brief guide on how to use the application, while selecting Exit should close the application. Then, create an ending screen with two options: Start Over and Exit. Start Over should allow re-entry into the virtual world (as with the corresponding option on the introductory screen), and Exit should terminate/close the application.
Task 4:
Provide at least three types of interactions between the player and objects in the main scene, within a context you devise based on the previous assignments (if you have submitted them). Explain the context, purpose, and method of interaction.
Task 5:
Add two types of sound within the application based on previous assignments (if submitted). The first should be background sound that plays throughout the application/main scene. The second should trigger based on an event (e.g., interaction with objects, approaching a specific location, etc.). Include a method for scoring or time tracking so that the score (lives, strength, etc.) or time is always visible.
Explanation of Requirements:
Provide detailed explanations (configuration, code, etc.).
There are no restrictions on the technology used. The application should be intended for mobile devices.
Archive all previous assignments you have completed and upload them as a single file. You are not required to include all assignments, only those you believe can be improved.
The entire project must be functional and include all components (as listed below) for review:
Source Code
The complete project and everything required to run the project.
Executable Version
The version needed to run the application on the intended device.
Video Demonstration
A video illustrating how the project works on the intended device. If an input controller is used, the video should show its operation and the effect on the application, not just the screen of the mobile device running the application.
Documentation
Briefly explain how the application was developed, provide a short guide on how to use the application, include screenshots showing the required functionalities, and reference any pre-made assets or materials incorporated into the application, along with literature and guides used during development.