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For controllers you could probably assign them to different keys and make the different keys move the player and then you could assign moving the headset with the sensors and make it moving with keys as well to move the camera

Hey, scratcher here. This is a super cool project, hope you find a way to get the head and controllers to track and can't wait to see the finished game! I still find it crazy how people are making 3D games in scratch, let alone full vr ones!

just make it on your phone 💀

you could have used turbowarp or penguin to use controllors

thankyou so much!

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A likely easier way to do movement tracking is by taking advantage of the webcam recording functionality base scratch has. By taking a snapshot of a frame using the pen tool, you can check the distance between the previous and current frame and change the camera angles accordingly

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upgrade idea: connect a bbc micro:bit to create a controller for vr

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Very cool video, I never knew such things were possible in scratch! One note though, Apple and iOS are for chumps. You know, the reason you can't do web games on iPhones is because apple intentionally nerfes browser WebGL performance to force people to use apps from the app store.

0:55 i was gonna say to use a wiimote to emulate a mouse but you got me

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i have an android, lmk if you need helpl

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Try the turbowarp extension that gives controller support its called 'Gamepad' doubt it would work though but maybe

On making a controller for movement etc: Could you set certain keybord keys to perform specific actions such as movement and open inventory and then map the corresponding key to the intended button on a controller? Im not a game dev but it sounded like a good idea and a simple solution so i figured id throw it out there, good luck on your game dude! :) 👍

this looks different than normal scratch things are arranged differently

thank you man you are so much of a help and I love the way you use the scratch program and explain step by step my kids love it thank you so much

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well, it seems it's at least proven to be theoretically possible

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this is one of the most helpful videos for beginners. thank you so much @STEM MC! You are so helpful

Can you give me a link to the tutorial pls :)

Me and my friend tried to do this at one point. We ran out of time in that class at school lol

use penguinmod, it's a turbowarp fork

for controllers, since you're using google cardboard, *most* headsets should have some kind of button on the top, usually in the same spot. when you press it it taps the screen, giving you a single button to work with. i think the gyroscope works a lot better in this, but for future reference, looking at old google cardboard games could provide some inspiration for control schemes

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Da thing on top is a tracking ring <3

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USE the gamepad support addon

good video cant wait to see where this goes.

Try using PenguinMod for the controllers, in the extensions there is an extension for controllers, I don’t know if it works for Vr controllers cause I don’t have them

Microbit have accelerometer, microbit have compass, microbit have inputs

use scratch extensions for controller compatibility

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1:15 actually you could use micro:bit or something.just a suggestion

That's just crazy, normally stuff would be way easier in scratch cause it's a simple program for kids and starters but you took this to whole different level, not only making a nearly impossible project come true, but you did in scratch which isn't supportive for that kind of stuff making it even more difficult then the normal.

1:12 these rings on your controllers are for tracking on each ring there’s a ton of little light that the sensors on the headset pickup to track the controllers if there moved!