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Joost van Schaik ('LocalJoost')

Senior Mixed Reality Software Architect, Windows Development & Developer Technologies MVP. Talks about Mixed/Augmented Reality Cross platform MR development, HoloLens 2, Magic Leap 2, Quest, Unity, Snap Spectacles, Lens Studio, .NET, Azure

Lens Studio Cube Bouncer for the confused Unity developer: adding (spatial) sounds without crashing

9 minute read

With apologies for the somewhat pedantic title, but of all things, sound has given me quite some headaches. This will be a bit of an unusual blog, as it also...

Lens Studio Cube Bouncer for the confused Unity developer: controlling the app from the hand menu

7 minute read

In the previous post we created a hand menu to control the app. Pardon, ‘lens’. Now we are actually going to make the hand menu do something. To be precise: ...

Lens Studio Cube Bouncer for the confused Unity developer: add a hand menu

8 minute read

If you have tried the final version of Cube Bouncer already, you might have noticed this hand menu. You pull up a hand, palm towards you, and this menu shows...

Lens Studio Cube Bouncer for the confused Unity developer: smash boxes with your hands against the spatial map

8 minute read

In this blog, I take you, the confused Unity developer trying to understand Lens Studio, by the hand and introduce you to doing hand tracking, sphere casting...

Lens Studio Cube Bouncer for the confused Unity developer: set up, create box, create a grid of boxes

11 minute read

All right, time to build something with Lens Studio. I am going to show you how to build Cube Bouncer for Spectacles: smash cubes with your hand, let them bo...