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Wir machen uns mit Unity vertraut und implementieren C#-Komponenten. Als Vorbereitung auf die Realisierung von Interaktionen in einer VR-Anwendung führen wir das Package Input System ein. Die Themen Kollisionen und Raycasting spielen in VR-Anwendungen eine große Rolle. Nicht nur für die Fehlersuche, sondern auch bei Evaluationen von VR-Anwendungen, werden wir in Dateien und in der Unity-Konsole protokollieren. Wir verwenden dazu die in Unity verfügbaren Lösungen und das C#-Framework log4net. Wir schließen das Kapitel mit dem Thema Unit-Testing ab und verbinden dies mit der Implementierung der World-in-Miniature Technik.

Don't think of that thing as a screen, think of it as a window, a window through which one looks into a virtual world. The challenge to computer graphics is to make that virtual world look real, sound real, move and respond to interaction in real time, and even feel real. Ivan Sutherland,

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