kame-hame-ha-vr

Test for Oculus Quest 2 Hand Tracking, allows to launch Kame Hame Ha with the hands and evaluate the hits received by the enemies

Updates

Simple but effective script to detect gestures for Oculus Quest, although in theory it would work for any system. Previously you create the gesture, press a key and it is added to a list with the rest of the gestures and you assign a name to it. Later in the game, it verifies the hand positions with the saved ones, until they match (taking into account a margin of error that can be configured).
The Kame Hame Ha has a speed proportional to the impulse of the hands.
The explosion of the lunar terrain was previously done with a bitmap brush, now I use a revolutionized beizer curve, so it has gained precision and customization capacity.
The size of the terrain of destruction and explosions depends on the size and speed of the kame hame ha.
The sounds are determined by speed, size and distance of the effects.
Now when flying with the index finger gesture of your right hand, depending on the position of your hand you can go forwards and backwards proportionally.
You can now rotate with the index finger gesture of your left hand.
Add physics to the targets, when a time is exceeded after an impact, the target returns to the original position.