World Constraint

How it works

• World Constraint uses World.prefab from the assets as a parent constraint source. World.prefab is not in the scene, so World Constraint will always stay at position 0, 0, 0.
• The parent constraint on Container uses Reset Target as a source, which is used to bring Container to your avatar.

Install guide

https://github.com/VRLabs/World-Constraint/assets/76777936/464287a8-c43c-4cf0-bc6b-5ec700a3eb9b

• Drag & drop the World Constraint prefab into the base of your Hierarchy.
• Right click and unpack the prefab, then drag & drop it onto your avatar.
• Expand the prefab hierarchy and find Reset Target
• Move Reset Target outside of World Constraint and place it anywhere in your avatars hierarchy as needed.

[!NOTE]
When building for Quest, you will have to remove unsupported components and shaders

How to use

• Place the objects you want to leave in world space inside World Constraint -> Container.
  • Alternatively you can constrain the objects to Container.
• Disable the Container parent constraint component to leave it in world space, and enable it to reset the Container to Reset Target.

Additional notes

• By default, the Container and its contents will not scale with your avatar. If you want the Container and its contents to scale with your avatar, add a Scale Constraint to the Container object, set your avatar as the source, and activate it.
• If your Reset Target is directly under your avatar, it won’t properly rotate with you in full body.

Performance stats

Constraints:        3
Constraint Depth:   3

Hierarchy layout

World Constraint
|-Container
|  |-Cube
|-Reset Target

Contributors

• lin

License

World Constraint is available as-is under MIT. For more information see LICENSE.

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