Is this open source? Wondering if this was written in JS or something compiled to WebAssembly. Runs very smoothly on my Pixel 3A XL.
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#42I wonder if the author drives cars? Everything is flawless, but the steering when the car goes in reverse is just wrong. It's one of those things that should immediately pop out as "feels wrong" in interaction design.
The reverse effect is correct, this is the classic game interaction design challenge of 3rd person vehicle cameras which aren't pegged facing the forward direction of the vehicle.
Our hand-eye coordination does not intuitively adapt to remap the arrow keys relative to the spatial position/orientation of the vehicle, and we keep thinking relative to the screen coordinates itself. After you play with it for about 5 minutes you will project to the car instead of the screen and it will feel intuitive again.
Re: Bruno Simon – 3D Curriculum
#43I wonder if the author drives cars? Everything is flawless, but the steering when the car goes in reverse is just wrong. It's one of those things that should immediately pop out as "feels wrong" in interaction design.
To all the commenters: I was ready to agree, but after testing a second time, initially it behaves as it should, but somehow you can enter a state where the steering in reverse starts acting weird and doing the opposite of what you’d expect. Seems to be related to the camera angles.
Re: Bruno Simon – 3D Curriculum
#44Is this open source? Wondering if this was written in JS or something compiled to WebAssembly. Runs very smoothly on my Pixel 3A XL.
It is open source:
https://github.com/brunosimon/folio-2019
Re: Bruno Simon – 3D Curriculum
#45Awesome. Does anyone know of something with a similar structure that can be used as a spatial journal or memory palace? I find that when I’m remembering various things I naturally associate them with random geographic places I know and have been looking for an open-world type 3D environment where I could place information (links, document, text) explicitly to help with organization and recall.
This seems along the lines of what you're describing. The technique is called using a "memory palace", regardless if it's a palace or not. https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/loci-memory-palace/9nfmz63...
Also "Roman room".
Re: Bruno Simon – 3D Curriculum
#46Anyone else notice the animated tab title with the car icon moving forward or back in time with your vehicle?