Zoe for Unity: Help Center
  • Zoe for Unity - Help Center
  • Installation
    • Setting up Unity
    • Installing Zoe
    • XR Settings
    • Basic Scene
  • Getting Started
    • Interaction Rig
      • Create an Interaction Rig
      • Structure & Settings
    • Testing without a headset
    • Navigation modes
  • Adding interactivity
    • Overview
    • Interactive Objects
      • Creating IOs
      • Structure of IOs
      • IO Setup
    • Interactions
      • Interaction Setup
      • Conditions
        • Duration (parameter)
        • Gaze
        • Point and Click
        • Proximity
        • Touch
        • Manipulate
        • Inputs
        • Drop
        • Approach
        • Collision
      • Actions
        • Delay (parameter)
        • Scale
        • Rotate
        • Rotate Around
        • Translate
        • Activate
        • Audio
        • Animation
        • Physics
        • Change Material
    • Drag & Drop system
    • API - Custom Scripts
      • Create your own Condition
      • Create your own Action
  • Multiplayer
    • Installation
    • Photon Setup
    • Scripting Symbols
    • Get Started
    • Avatars
    • Multiplayer Conditions
    • Multiplayer Actions
  • Exporting Your App
    • Exporting your .apk for Quest
    • Sideloading your .apk on Quest
  • Lessons
    • Getting Started
      • Interactive Objects
      • Actions 01
      • Actions 02
      • Conditions 01
      • Conditions 02
  • MX PEN INTEGRATION
    • Installation
    • MX Pen Input Mapping
    • Changing the default MX Ink Visual
  • Swapping the MX Inc Visual In Play Mode
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  1. Adding interactivity

Overview

Last updated 8 months ago

Zoe provides an easy-to-use interface to add interactivity to a 3D scene in minutes. It is a visual way of programming behaviours. Two main elements make this possible:

  • any asset in the scene that you want to be interacted with needs to be converted into an interactive object.

  • interactions are the base element of the programming system. They set behaviours for Interactive Objects by detecting conditions and triggering actions accordingly.

Interactive Objects:
Interactions: