Hand Menu

Makes a GameObject follow a tracked hand or motion controller with logic for setting visibility of the menu based on the palm orientation. This can be used, for example, to show a preferences menu when the user is looking at their palm.

Property Description
Hand Menu UI GameObject Child GameObject used to hold the hand menu UI. This is the transform that moves each frame.
Menu Handedness Which hand should the menu anchor to.
  • None to make the menu not follow either hand. Effectively disables the hand menu.
  • Left to make the menu follow the left hand.
  • Right to make the menu follow the right hand.
  • Either to make the menu follow either hand, choosing the first hand that satisfies requirements.
Hand Menu Up Direction Determines the up direction of the menu when the hand menu is looking at the camera.
  • World Up to use the global world up direction (Vector3.up).
  • Transform Up to use this GameObject's world up direction (Transform.up). Useful if this component is on a child GameObject of the XR Origin and the user can teleport to walls.
  • Camera Up to use the main camera up direction. The menu will stay oriented with the head when the user tilts their head left or right.
Snap To Gaze Palm Alignment Degree Angle Threshold Degree angle threshold for hand menu to snap to align with gaze.
Palm Facing User Degree Angle Threshold Degree angle separation between camera forward and palm up to consider whether the palm is facing the user.
Left Palm Anchor Anchor associated with the left palm pose for the hand.
Left Offset Child Anchor Offset from the left palm anchor where the UI should sit.
Right Palm Anchor Anchor associated with the right palm pose for the hand.
Right Offset Child Anchor Offset from the right palm anchor where the UI should sit.
Follow Speed Multiplier Multiplier for delta time used when computing position and rotation tweens for this hand menu.
Min Follow Distance Minimum distance in meters from target before which tween starts.
Max Follow Distance Maximum distance in meters from target before tween targets, when time threshold is reached.
Min To Max Delay Seconds Time required to elapse before the max distance allowed goes from the min distance to the max.