Interactives
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Interactives are dynamic items that participants can physically manipulate (e.g. grab, rotate, throw) in the environment with their Interactors. Interactives can take many forms such as simple primitive shapes like spheres, cubes, and cylinders or more complex imported GameObjects such as models (e.g., a tree, a chair, a computer), characters or environments (e.g., an office, an outdoor park, a city center). Interactives can also be 2D images and even invisible GameObjects that participants can interact with.
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Tag
Use this dropdown to add a 
Tag to the Interactive. Either choose from an existing Tag or create a new one using this button 
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Tag to the Interactive. Either choose from an existing Tag or create a new one using this button .
Model Settings
From this tab you can set the Interactive's form (primitive shape, GameObject, image, or invisible). Once the form is chosen, you will be able to adjust its physical properties, such as gravity, mass, drag, and friction, to dictate its behavior in the virtual environment.
Interactive's form (primitive shape, GameObject, image, or invisible). Once the form is chosen, you will be able to adjust its physical properties, such as gravity, mass, drag, and friction, to dictate its behavior in the virtual environment.
Interactive Primitive
Converts a Primitive shape, such as a sphere, a cube or a cylinder, into an Interactive that participants can physically manipulate (e.g., select, grab, throw) in the environment.
Interactive that participants can physically manipulate (e.g., select, grab, throw) in the environment.Primitive Settings
Primitive Type
Choose the shape of the Primitive, from a 3D sphere, capsule, cylinder, or cube to a 2D quad or plane. Alternatively, you can reference a 
Primitive Variable by clicking this button 
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Primitive Variable by clicking this button .Physics Settings
isKinematic
Enable IsKinematic to apply physics to the Interactive in the virtual environment. Once enabled, you can modify properties like mass (i.e., the weight), drag (i.e., the resistance against other surfaces), and even apply gravity. This allows you to imitate the real-world laws of physics in your virtual environment.
Interactive in the virtual environment. Once enabled, you can modify properties like mass (i.e., the weight), drag (i.e., the resistance against other surfaces), and even apply gravity. This allows you to imitate the real-world laws of physics in your virtual environment.Position & Rotation Lock Settings
Position Lock
Position lock allows you to restrict the positional movements of the Interactive along certain axes.
- Click on the X button to lock or restrict the positional movements of the Interactive along the X-Axis, preventing it from moving left or right.
- Click on the Y button to lock or restrict the positional movements of the Interactive along the Y-Axis, preventing it from moving up or down.
- Click on the Z button to lock or restrict the positional movements of the Interactive along the Z-Axis, preventing it from moving backwards or forwards.
Physics Material Settings
Physic Material
Enable Physic Material to control and customize how the Interactive behaves when it collides with something else in the virtual environment. Once Physic Material is enabled, you can modify properties like Friction or Bounce, which will dictate if the Interactive will slide or grip on different surfaces and how it will act upon impact. This is useful to simulate realistic object behaviour.
Interactive behaves when it collides with something else in the virtual environment. Once Physic Material is enabled, you can modify properties like Friction or Bounce, which will dictate if the Interactive will slide or grip on different surfaces and how it will act upon impact. This is useful to simulate realistic object behaviour.