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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

An advanced gaze-following behaviour to place objects on top or in front of obstructions (and scale if necessary)

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Intro In my previous post I described some complicated calculations using a BoxCastAll to determine how to place a random object on top or in front of some o...

Calculate Mixed Reality object locations on top or in front of obstructions using BoxCastAll

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Intro It was quite difficult to name this article. Usually I try to find a title that more or less describes a good search term that I used myself when I was...

Measuring user movement in Mixed Reality apps

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Intro For a business HoloLens app I am currently developing - as well as for my app Walk the World - I needed a way to see if a user is moving or rotating in...

Simple way to prevent an unintended double tap in Mixed Reality apps

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This is an easy and simple tip, but one that I use in almost every Mixed Reality app at one point. It’s mostly applicable to HoloLens: especially new users t...

Developing in Unity for Windows Mixed Reality without having to unplug your device all the time