VR Game in scratch.

6543ozne

i feel like you guys are taking the hard way out not to be rude

smudgekitty19

@Minecart696 turbowarp can help deal with lagspikes

AlexAteThat

BURGERSTUDY wrote:
Although, how would you control how the player moves around?

GAMECHILD23

BURGERSTUDY wrote:
i think its possible to make a VR Game in scratch BUT! We Can Just Open The Browser On The Meta Quest 2 Or Meta Quest Pro And Play Any Scratch Game On VR And To Make The Experince Better Play In FullScreen BUT! Heres Where WE Can Do Something To Make it seem like a real vr game GOOGLE CARDBOARD!! google cardboard is Basically A VR Headset Made With cardboard you slide your phone In the Google Cardboard Then you open the browser on your phone Then You Go To Scratch and Then you can play Games on scratch

and we could connect the micro:bit to the quest for gyro controls

_tastynoodles_

Idk

samt4y

wait but couldnt we just use turbowarps sensing+ feature with the accsellaromertter and stuff

AlexAteThat

samt4y wrote:
wait but couldnt we just use turbowarps sensing+ feature with the accsellaromertter and stuff

Well, Turbowarp does have a augmented reality (aka, vr) extension. It can be used if your phone, tablet, computer or tv has an accelerometer or gyroscope in it. I tried to code a project using it but it didn't work, but they have a demo project that demonstrates how to use it (demo project: Demo project )

So yeh, it is possible.

chanceanimates

is it possible to make a scratch vr game and run it on turbowarp

btw i can already make advanced 3d

Last edited by chanceanimates (March 20, 2024 15:03:23)

AlexAteThat

chanceanimates wrote:
is it possible to make a scratch vr game and run it on turbowarp

btw i can already make advanced 3d

Yes, I haven't been using scratch to make 3D engines in an eternity but I suppose if you can run a .html, .exe or even a .sb3 file on a VR Headset then you can map the gyroscopic sensors to the mouse X and Y additionally, if it has controller input, map the WASD or arrow keys to that.

Hope this helps (I'm also trina make a bad version of minecraft on scratch but the tri-filling/quad texture fill is buggin')

BURGERSTUDY

So The Meta Quest 2 And 3 Both Run Android Android Has Apks So This Means That We Convert The .sb3 With .apk
And We Can Use Turbowarp

CatsAreAwsome121

move (222) steps

idk

AlexAteThat

I found a Turbowarp demo Augmented Reality project: Augmented Reality , that works on devices that have gyroscopic sensors (not computers, but phones, etc…)

I haven't fiddled with it because I'm working on an advanced 3D Renderer.

Journeycatt7

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GAMECHILD23

use an oculus, use the controller extension, and fullscreen the project.

PurpleeGuy1983

i think there might be a way to connect the VR sensors to a pc and use camera sensors to make some sort of movement

Last edited by PurpleeGuy1983 (May 21, 2024 23:23:52)

ADevoloper

-CloudGate- wrote:
1werentallowed wrote:
a vr project would be too extreme for scratch and it's best we leave that and focus on other projects
an interactive project with makey makey would be awesome, like a shoting game wit makey makey connected to a cardboard gun
MUST SEE https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/294416749 IT'S EXACTLY WHAT YOU WANT

It is truly a VR Game (I think so…) But its hard for me I'm tilting my head but is taking so long get the picture.By the way It takes 0.5 seconds for Scratch to receive transmissions

ADevoloper

Hey Guys.. I think I found a solution … We make a VR Game using Scratch …Make a CardBoard version of a VR Headset ….And place a double tape and attach your phone after getting a VR Scratch Game…. (I think It would work)

AlexAteThat

Anyway, I've moved on from scratch and I may just finish my 3D project (if I have the time to/want to), so I prob won't do this.

P.S. I finished learning Python and now C/C++.

When you [feel like you need to move on],
stop [this script. v]

Last edited by AlexAteThat (June 3, 2024 19:09:04)

IAMBash_Bro2010

ADevoloper wrote:
Hey Guys.. I think I found a solution … We make a VR Game using Scratch …Make a CardBoard version of a VR Headset ….And place a double tape and attach your phone after getting a VR Scratch Game…. (I think It would work)

I'll try it

Last edited by IAMBash_Bro2010 (June 7, 2024 12:22:46)

Andel1234

You can use this thing in scratch labs its face sensing it can detect if you turn your head left or right the only problem is you cant make the camera invisible

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