First Hand is an official Hand Tracking demo built by Meta. Experience the magic of interacting with the virtual world directly with your hands. Use switches, levers, virtual UIs as you solve puzzles to build robotic gloves, and then experience their superpowers.
We built First Hand to demonstrate the capabilities and the variety of interaction models possible with Hands. This demo is built using the Presence Platform’s Interaction SDK, a library of interaction components, gestures and tools to build magical hand and controller interactions. This demo is also available as an open source project for developers who would like to easily replicate similar interactions.
We drew inspiration in this demo from First Contact, the original Meta experience showcasing controller interactions.
Unreal engine SDK. Hey Meta! We really need this for Unreal Engine asap, today the standard set by Apple is no controllers, and I'm pretty sure that you are aware of that, so as a developer for the Oculus I'm asking for some help here. The SDK for unity isn't compatible with our game, we work in UE5. Thank you!
10/10 for a 10 minute game. A sequel to First Contact, and an improvement in most areas, especially the graphics, taking full advantage of the Quest2’s power! This is a perfect hand tracking GEM. Absolutely beautiful to immerse yourself in, if only for a few minutes. Seems they are using the old hand tracking for some reason?? As I can do the Star Trek greeting… The cliffhanger at the end teases more. PLEASE let this be something they continue to work on. What they have constructed could be fleshed out and expanded upon.
Great hand-eye coordination training. Not played this through yet, but let my frustration be your guide. Before launching this, turn on the hand tracking in the main menu. This does not work with the controllers, it is not designed to.
Developers, can you please add a nice big un-missable sign to let idiots like myself know to swap to hand tracking.
You just have to go there yourself.. because as with most great VR games, pictures dont do it justice. Fantastically immersive game that shows off the Quest 2's hand gesture capabilities.
A good and simple SDK showcase. The game offers a nice introductory experience for hand-tracking control supported by simple yet intriguing gameplay. I love the iron man alike attack and shield mini-game. While the locomotion movement feels quite smooth in general.
Some minor issues I experienced: - The pinching for snap turn: sometimes it gives a weird decision on whether I'm snapping right or left. I think it might be clearer to have each hand sticking to one snap turn direction.
- If I pick up my controller during the game, it messes up the hand control, which i need to quit and relaunch the game.
- I think it is worth having a sandbox space for users to play around with both the handsy stuff and locomotion movement.
It is clear that the game is limited by the current Hand tracking development from Oculus/Meta, yet it still make the most out of what it has currently offered. It demonstrated a good potential for future development.
Good consept. I make the hands even with controlers but I can't make the hands fire or do anything really so to keep me entertained I played with the items you can pick up and throw them around grate for easing ones thrustation.
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