yeah saw this the other day, looks nice!

I guess the app didn’t get proper permissions from Quest. Usually restarting helps. I will have a look at this issue.

Later :) Now it’s only creation.

2) To modulate an audio signal: changing a pitch, volume, pan, transposing voices, or any other arbitrary parameter that needs to be temporarily modulated (similar to the pitch wheel on synths).
3) For the general manual 1D "Perlin" noise generation to transform any arbitrary data.

All of the cases are real-time applied value transformation.

Use cases:
1) To control for movement, where non-zero values are offsets from for one of the transform axes (player.location.x += stepper.GetValue());

For this particular variant, I set it to automatically revert to the default after the user stops interacting with the UI.

This specific behavior makes this UI unlikely to be seen in a product cart to select several items, but there are a few cases when someone might use it.

thought it was a screenshot from Sinksong first :)

The more deviated the value, the easier it is to go back to the optimal one. Tapping the value restores the default state immediately.

The interactive zone for decreasing the current value increases in proportion to the value itself. And vice versa (the interactive zone for "+" is inversely proportional to the value).

Thanks! The interaction is quite similar to a regular slider. The interactive zone for decreasing the current value increases in proportion to the value itself. And vice versa.

Here are some use cases when using such interaction might be helpful to:
- Applying color correction;
- Modifying the audio signal;
- Setting offsets for a predefined trajectory;
- Setting deviation values for distributions;
- Correcting data weights.

The affordance of this UI is to make it easy to revert to a default optimal value. The more deviated the value, the easier it is to go back to the optimal one. So, it requires a high level of awareness to set extreme deviational values, which decreases the chance of doing this accidentally.

Like this

The link is github.com/Volorf/xr-pr...