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aframe-teleport-controls

v0.3.1

Published

A-Frame teleport controls component

Downloads

680

Readme

aframe-teleport-controls

Teleport component

Screenshot

Properties

| Property | Description | Default Value | | -------- | ----------- | ------------- | | cameraRig | Selector of the camera Rig to teleport | | | teleportOrigin | Selector of the child of cameraRig to use as the center point for teleporting, typically the camera. If set teleporting will position the cameraRig such that this element ends up above the teleport location (rather than the center of the camreaRig) | | | type | Type of teleport: line or parabolic | parabolic | | button | Button used to launch the teleport: trackpad, trigger, grip, menu | trackpad | | collisionEntities | Selector of the meshes used to check the collisions. If no value provided a plane Y=0 is used | | | endEvents | Paired with startEvents, list of events to listen for to finish teleporting.| [] | | hitEntity | Entity used to show at the hitting position. If no value provided a cylinder will be used as default. | | | hitCylinderColor | Color used for the default hitEntity primitives | #99ff99 | | hitCylinderRadius | Radius used for the default hitEntity primitives | 0.25 | | hitCylinderHeight | Height used for the default hitEntity primitives | 0.3 | | curveHitColor | Color used for the curve when hit the mesh | #99ff99 | | curveMissColor | Color used for the curve when it doesn't hit anything | #ff0000 | | curveNumberPoints | Number of points used in the curve | 30 | | curveLineWidth | Line width of the curve | 0.025 | | curveShootingSpeed | Curve shooting speed, as bigger value, farther distance. | 5 | | defaultPlaneSize | Default plane size | 100 | | maxLength | Max length of the ray when using type=line teleport | 10 | | landingNormal | Normal vector to detect collisions with the collisionEntity | (0, 1, 0) | | landingMaxAngle | Angle threshold (in degrees) used together with landingNormal to detect if the mesh is so steep to jump to it. | 45 | | startEvents | Alternative to button, list of events to listen to start teleporting.| [] |

Usage

Browser Installation

Install and use by directly including the browser files:

There are two ways to use it: using a camera rig or not. I strongly recommend using a camera rig as the following example:

<head>
  <title>My A-Frame Scene</title>
  <script src="https://aframe.io/releases/0.7.0/aframe.min.js"></script>
  <script src="https://rawgit.com/fernandojsg/aframe-teleport-controls/master/dist/aframe-teleport-controls.min.js"></script>
</head>

<body>
  <a-scene>
    <a-entity id="cameraRig">
      <!-- camera -->
      <a-entity id="head" camera wasd-controls look-controls></a-entity>
      <!-- hand controls -->
      <a-entity id="left-hand" teleport-controls="cameraRig: #cameraRig; teleportOrigin: #head;"></a-entity>
      <a-entity id="right-hand" teleport-controls="cameraRig: #cameraRig; teleportOrigin: #head;"></a-entity>
    </a-entity>
  </a-scene>
</body>

To use this component with Gear VR, you need to add gearvr-controls:

  <a-scene>
    <a-entity id="cameraRig">
      <a-camera />
      <a-entity
        teleport-controls="cameraRig: #cameraRig"
        gearvr-controls
       />
    </a-entity>
  </a-scene>

You can also use the trigger button instead of trackpad button by adding button: trigger.

For Daydream, replace gearvr-controls by daydream-controls.

If you use aframe-environment-component > 1.0.0 and want to teleport on the generated ground, on the hills, you can specify collisionEntities: .environmentGround. You can also add .environmentDressing if you want to teleport on the dressing like the mushrooms. On Gear VR, it can be very slow with the curved line. Use maxLength: 200; type: line; in this case.

NPM Installation

Install via NPM:

npm install aframe-teleport-controls

Then register and use.

require('aframe-teleport-controls');