XrController QML Type
A node representing an input controller. More...
| Import Statement: | import QtQuick3D.Xr |
| Since: | Qt 6.8 |
| Inherits: | |
| Status: | Technical Preview |
Properties
- controller : enumeration
- isActive : bool
- jointPositions : list<vector3d>
- jointRotations : list<quaternion>
- pokePosition : vector3d
- poseSpace : enumeration
Detailed Description
The XrController is a tracked spatial node that tracks the position and orientation of an input controller.
Since this is a tracked node the spatial properties of the node should be considered read-only.
See also XrInputAction.
Property Documentation
controller : enumeration |
Specifies the controller to track.
It can be one of:
| Constant | Value |
|---|---|
XrController.ControllerNone | |
XrController.ControllerLeft | |
XrController.ControllerRight |
isActive : bool |
Indicates whether the controller is providing input.
This property is true if the corresponding physical controller is present and tracking.
When hand tracking, this property holds the positions of all the bones in the hand.
See also jointRotations and XrHandModel.
jointRotations : list<quaternion> |
When hand tracking, this property holds the orientation of all the bones in the hand.
See also jointPositions and XrHandModel.
pokePosition : vector3d |
This property holds the position to use for touch interactions. Typically it will be the tip of the index finger when hand tracking.
See also XrView::processTouch and XrView::setTouchpoint.
poseSpace : enumeration |
Specifies the pose of the controller to track, that is the orientation and position relative to the physical controller.
It can be one of:
| Constant | Description |
|---|---|
XrController.AimPose | Used when aiming at something, such as with XrVirtualMouse. |
XrController.GripPose | Used when grabbing something, such as when holding an object in the hand. |
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