The AiAD Assembly Room, as it runs on the glasses
The same Unity build that runs on the VITURE glasses, driven by mouse and keyboard. Pick a build and a kit, press Start. Click the room to take the mouse; ESC gives it back.
No web build has landed yet. FABLE001 drops the first one, web-0.2.51, this week; it appears here the same day.
waiting for a build
What you are judgingThe app itself, as it renders, with a mouse in it. Nothing of the room is redrawn by the site. The build and its code number sit in the bar; the app also echoes them in its session log.
Keys
- W A S D or arrows walk, the mouse looks, Shift runs, C crouches, PageUp and PageDown tilt the look
- V switches between first person and third person; in third person, click the small window to come back
- Left click and hold grabs with the left palm, right click and hold with the right palm
- Both buttons at once: the mouse turns the part about its own centre inside a gimbal, Q and E roll it
- Left click fires a key on the pad; dwell on it works as on the glasses
- ESC brings the pad, TAB the top view
- On a phone: the left thumb walks, the right thumb looks, touch a palm to grab with it, three fingers switch the view
What a browser cannot mirror
- The tracker: the room stands where the mark puts it and never drifts
- Hands: two open hands in frame; REAL ASSEMBLY is dimmed
- The camera capture, the microphone, the spoken voice
LoadingA build is 60 to 90 MB and inflates in the browser. The blueprint lines and LED seams appear a few seconds after the kit loads; on the glasses they bake on worker threads, here on the main one.