How can I achieve this in quest 3?

[JustADameDev]

Hello there! I have been trying to replicate this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=izoXw9ypSJo&ab_channel=Ateo for weeks with

unity in quest 3 using the ovr interaction samples.

But it seems imposible to achieve that smooth effect. My approach was to check the scale each x seconds, if its bigger it lerps his position in to another object. Then I use a collider in my camera to change the object position so it wont go trough my head. It kind of works but it looks awful. any ideas how to keep always the object surface in the plane1 position? It will be great to hear from others, im kind of stuck at this point.

[Kevin_Ring]

Hi @JustADameDev, welcome to the community!

I don’t know the answer to your question myself, but this thread from the Ateo folks has some information that might be helpful to you:

Seams on Google Photorealistic Tiles

hei, developer here. I just figuered it out. somehow I needed to manually specify the sampler state wrap mode and set it to “clamp” in the shader. now it looks good. The things we had to modify in the cesium code are the following: we manually specify a camera, that is used to calculate the LOD and culling range of the tiles. AVP doesnt give access to the camera position (head) of the player. Oddly we hadd to flip the normals of the generated tile meshes. I dont know why this was necessary.…

[GuillermoFP]

Hello Kevin! I will try to ask them. My problem is not related with the seams but your comment its superhelpful anyways. Thanks a lot! I hope you have a nice day.