Jul 13Adding Interactivity to Objects in a VRIF Project inUnity: A Step-by-Step GuidStep 1: Importing a New Object Browse repositories such as Freepik, 3dmdb or even the asset store to find the desired object. 2. Download the object and import it as an asset into your Unity project. Step 2: Copying the Grabbable Component In the Hierarchy window, select an existing interactive object to serve as a reference. Click on the object, and its…VR3 min readVR3 min read
Jul 10When Importing VRIF Causes its Objects to be PinkVR Interaction Framework, or VRIF, is an assets framework in the Unity store that packages a variety of interactions for use in VR platforms. Have you ever tried importing VRIF into Unity, only to find that all its objects appear in pink? Don’t worry, you’re not alone! …VR4 min readVR4 min read
Jul 5Developing an Escape Room In VR With Unity —A Review of the VRIF FrameworkI am currently exploring the development of an Oculus glasses application using Unity engine, editor version 2022.2.6f1. I aim to create an escape room experience in virtual reality. In my journey, I have found valuable resources and frameworks that have accelerated my progress. …VR4 min readVR4 min read
Published incodeburst·Aug 11, 2020A Resource for all Things GitFollowing my post on Git and its basic definitions, I decided to bundle up some more articles about Git, this time with more advanced topics. While there is no shortage in posts about Git, I have collected those that are particularly interesting or entertaining to me. …Git4 min readGit4 min read
Published incodeburst·Aug 11, 2020Git Installation and Basic DefinitionsThis post isn’t going to explain theoretical concepts behind Git — a version-control system usually managed from the command line, though sometimes managed from a GUI (if we’re Windows programmers, which is me, sometimes). …Git4 min readGit4 min read
Published inThe Startup·Jul 5, 2020The Chase After a Sometimes-BugAs if we don’t have enough regular bugs, there are — rarely, admittedly — some bugs that not only need to be fixed, but first need to be found. These are the “sometimes” bugs. And such a bug appeared one day in our Moodle site. Sometime-Bug, (not so) Pleased to Meet You It all started when we…PHP8 min readPHP8 min read
Published incodeburst·Feb 6, 2020The Absence of an ‘S’ Can Create a Big MessAfter deploying one of our sites to production, my colleague wrote to me on Slack: Look at the image at the bottom of the front page. In Test, the image is a rectangle, and in production, it’s square. How can that be? …WordPress5 min readWordPress5 min read
Jan 5, 2020A Tale of Displaying Random ACFs in WordPressSay you have a WordPress site, where each post is an article that has been written by multiple writers. And say that the specification calls for a section on the site’s homepage that features information about three random authors, from any of the hundreds of posts on the site —…WordPress6 min readWordPress6 min read
