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ConcurrentHandsControllersExamples Scene

Updated: Nov 3, 2025

Overview

The ConcurrentHandsControllersExamples scene demonstrates how you can use controllers and hands simultaneously while also retaining the ability to poke with a hand even if it’s holding a controller. The new OVRControllerInHandActiveState enables you to detect when a hand is holding or not holding a controller, which you can then use to toggle data sources or individual interactors.

How to get the sample

The ConcurrentHandsControllersExamples scene can be found in the Unity Project window under Assets > Samples > Meta XR Interaction SDK > VERSION > Example Scenes.
Note: You might need to import the sample from Interaction SDK’s Sample section in Unity Package Manager.

How to use the sample

  • Pick up the slingshot or paddle with a controller and load or smack a ball using your free hand.
  • Poke the Reset button using the pointer finger of your hand that’s holding the controller.
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Learn more

Design guidelines

Design guidelines are Meta’s human interface standards that assist developers in creating user experiences.
  • Input modalities: Learn about the different input modalities.
  • Head: Learn about design and UX best practices for using a head input.
  • Hands: Learn about design and UX best practices for using hands.
  • Controllers: Learn about design and UX best practices for using controllers.
  • Voice: Learn about design and UX best practices for using voice.
  • Peripherals: Learn about design and UX best practices for using peripherals.
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