Where to find the "FirstPerson Camera demo" project files?

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2024-11-26 at 5:26 am #79083

oonukim2
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Hi,

I would like to implement the FirstPerson Camera on mobile devices.
I succeeded it on PC, but I have no clue to implement on mobile devices and looked for the “FirstPerson Camera demo” at the Asset Store. I could not find any demo there.
Where to find the demo project files (not included in the installation)?

Thank you.

2024-11-26 at 5:34 am #79085

Yuri Kovelenov
Staff

Hi oonukim2,

you might use the search field in the Asset Store to filter it out.

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2024-11-26 at 5:43 am #79086

oonukim2
Customer

Hi Yuri,

Thanks for a quick reply.
Now I understood what the “Asset Store” is!
I was looking for your web global store/assets…

But still,,,
I can not access the Asset Store because of Proxy prevention.
Is there other way to get demo files?

2024-11-26 at 6:02 am #79087

Yuri Kovelenov
Staff

I see. You might use a VPN, or whitelist our domain if your corporate firewall is blocking downloads.

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2024-11-26 at 6:14 am #79089

oonukim2
Customer

Thanks for an advice.
I would find another way!

2024-11-26 at 7:39 am #79090
oonukim2
Customer
I got demo files and looked through.
I did not find any First Person Navigation related puzzles.
Attached image include all the puzzles in the main tab. Almost sound related puzzles.
I do not understand how implemented the First Person Navigation in this app?
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1. firstperson.png
2024-11-26 at 7:48 am #79092

Yuri Kovelenov
Staff

The camera controls and the collision mesh are all set up in Blender. Please check this page out for more details.

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2024-11-26 at 8:04 am #79093

oonukim2
Customer

Is this type of First Person Navigation still recommended?
No smooth walking especially when you hit walls. Abrupt stopping and you have to change direction a bit and start walking again, and hit walls then stop..
I know material based collision but I need to know physics based First Person Navigation on mobile devices.On PC, physics based First Person Navigation is so smooth and fluid!
Off course I read manual in the physics category and information for not experts is too few, I think.

2024-11-27 at 5:21 am #79119

Yuri Kovelenov
Staff

Indeed, the collision mesh approach used in that demo is simplistic. It leverages no true physics, but is very simple to set up.

For a more advanced technique that uses a full-fledged physics engine please refer to our Snowballs VR demo.

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2024-11-27 at 9:29 am #79125

oonukim2
Customer

Thanxx.

I will take a look at it!
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