Honestly, all of mine (fish, herbs, minerals) were just placeholders in a general approximation. A lot of them get bunched up pretty heavily (think Obinobi camp with blade cactuses) so I throw one down where I think the approximate location would be.
For fish, I think it’s usually body-of-water based rather than distance in the water or something, right? In which case it matters less
i would have to check the unity/quest toolkit (which I havent checked to see if it exists) and see if it will be possible to just overlay straight in to orbus somehow with it. I will do some research
Thanks, we will be a lot of old and new players on quest headset, I think that it would be a great thing if your map can be usable on quest
On old Orbus when I was playing on oculus rift, I struggled a lot with the map.
Anyway your job will be for sure appreciable by the community
okay so after a few minutes research I realize that the quest is actually android based (Yay). I was a native Android developer for 4/5 years so it MIGHT be possible for me to do something… But… I don’t know how locked down quests Android usage is… It might be that they only allow single applications to run on it… Or you can run multiple applications with overlays etc. It’ll be interesting to play with for sure.
How do you get it to overlay in the game like in your video? I love the map and being able to drop my compass to check location, but currently i have to tab out to bring the map up