OpenXRHand

Entity supporting hand and finger tracking in OpenXR.

This node enables OpenXR's hand tracking functionality. The node should be a child node of an XROrigin3D node, tracking will update its position to the player's tracked hand Palm joint location (the center of the middle finger's metacarpal bone). This node also updates the skeleton of a properly skinned hand or avatar model. If the skeleton is a hand (one of the hand bones is the root node of the skeleton), then the skeleton will be placed relative to the hand palm location and the hand mesh and skeleton should be children of the OpenXRHand node. If the hand bones are part of a full skeleton, then the root of the hand will keep its location with the assumption that IK is used to position the hand and arm. By default the skeleton hand bones are repositioned to match the size of the tracked hand. To preserve the modeled bone sizes change OpenXRHand.BoneUpdate to apply rotation only.

Declarations checked against C# SDK 1.0.0. Expand a name to see declarations and documentation.

public OpenXRHand();

public OpenXRHand.BoneUpdateEnum BoneUpdate { get; set; }

public OpenXRHand.Hands Hand { get; set; }

public EntityPath HandSkeleton { get; set; }

public OpenXRHand.MotionRangeEnum MotionRange { get; set; }

public OpenXRHand.SkeletonRigEnum SkeletonRig { get; set; }

public OpenXRHand.BoneUpdateEnum GetBoneUpdate();

public OpenXRHand.Hands GetHand();

public EntityPath GetHandSkeleton();

public OpenXRHand.MotionRangeEnum GetMotionRange();

public OpenXRHand.SkeletonRigEnum GetSkeletonRig();

public void SetBoneUpdate(OpenXRHand.BoneUpdateEnum boneUpdate);

public void SetHand(OpenXRHand.Hands hand);

public void SetHandSkeleton(EntityPath handSkeleton);

public void SetMotionRange(OpenXRHand.MotionRangeEnum motionRange);

public void SetSkeletonRig(OpenXRHand.SkeletonRigEnum skeletonRig);