Adding Interactivity to Virtual Objects

Realistic interactivity

The core component of an immersive experience is the freedom to interact within the scene. The more realistic the interactions, i.e., similar to our real-world interactions, the more immersive the virtual experience gets. In the real world, we can interact with objects; for example, if we see a ball lying on the ground, we can pick it up and throw it. Similarly, if we want to make the virtual experience more realistic, then our virtual environment must offer the user to interact with the ball seamlessly.

In this lesson, we’ll place various cricket balls in ...