Game Makers by Tiana Jahnke https://padlet.com/tiana_crowley/wz48l9b0bz6gupj8 Exploring games en-us 2020-09-06 05:01:02 UTC 2026-01-18 02:46:25 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f579.png How to set up a VR headset tiana_crowley https://padlet.com/tiana_crowley/wz48l9b0bz6gupj8/wish/723255260 Below is a user set up guide for an Oculus VR Headset. It provides a visual and audial platform for students and teachers to grasp an in depth understanding on how the basic functions and use of the Oculus. ]]> 2020-09-06 09:36:25 UTC https://padlet.com/tiana_crowley/wz48l9b0bz6gupj8/wish/723255260 Using Tilt Brush tiana_crowley https://padlet.com/tiana_crowley/wz48l9b0bz6gupj8/wish/723278143 Youtube have a series devoted to different design features of Tilt Brush. The easiest way to grasp the features is to access the app whilst in VR. On your palette, go to Tools, then More, then Tips 'N Tricks. This  will provide you with an overview of all the tools available. 


]]> 2020-09-06 10:18:48 UTC https://padlet.com/tiana_crowley/wz48l9b0bz6gupj8/wish/723278143 Is your headset uncomfortable? tiana_crowley https://padlet.com/tiana_crowley/wz48l9b0bz6gupj8/wish/723291658 To adjust your VR headset:
  1. Loosen the side tabs, then the top strap. 
  2. Move the on-ear headphones outwards.
  3. Starting from the back, put your headset on. (If you're wearing glasses, put the headset on from the front first).
  4. Tighten the side tabs then the top strap.
  5. Move the on-ear headphones down to your ears.

If the image in your headset isn't clear, move the image slider at the bottom-right of your headset.

]]> 2020-09-06 10:44:16 UTC https://padlet.com/tiana_crowley/wz48l9b0bz6gupj8/wish/723291658 How to set up your playing area: tiana_crowley https://padlet.com/tiana_crowley/wz48l9b0bz6gupj8/wish/723294032 Space
  • Make sure nothing is blocking the line of sight between your headset and the sensors.
  • Move away any objects that you may bump into or trip over (e.g. sensor cables).
  • Make sure your playing area is at least 1 metre by 1 metre (3 feet by 3 feet).

Sensor Placement
  • If you're only using two sensors, try putting your sensors 1-2 metres (3-6.5 feet) in front of where you'll be wearing your headset.
  • If you're using three sensors, try to put your front two sensors 1-2.7 metres (3-9 feet) in front of where you'll be wearing your headset. Then put your rear sensor directly back from one of your front sensors, and no more than 4.3 metres (14 feet) away from the farthest front sensor.
  • Check to make sure the glossy side of the sensor lens is pointing towards your playing area.
  • If your sensors are close together, rotate them so that they face forwards. If your sensors are wide apart, rotate them towards the centre of your playing area.
]]> 2020-09-06 10:48:58 UTC https://padlet.com/tiana_crowley/wz48l9b0bz6gupj8/wish/723294032 Any Questions? tiana_crowley https://padlet.com/tiana_crowley/wz48l9b0bz6gupj8/wish/723294815 Comment any additional questions you may have in this box.]]> 2020-09-06 10:50:47 UTC https://padlet.com/tiana_crowley/wz48l9b0bz6gupj8/wish/723294815