This Unity script demonstrates how to track and display the position of an XR input device (such as a VR controller) using Unity's XR Input APIs. The script continuously updates and displays the position values of the specified device on the screen via a UI Text element.

• XR Device Tracking: Continuously obtains the XR device’s current positional data.
• Real-time UI Display: Displays device position updates in real-time on the UI.
• Efficient Input Handling: Only updates the display text when the device position changes significantly.

• Unity Engine (Tested with Unity 2021 or newer)
• XR Plugin Management configured (e.g., Oculus, OpenXR)
• UI Canvas set up with a Text UI element

1. Clone the Repository

git clone https://github.com/david-neun/virtual-reality.git

2. Setup the Unity Scene

• Ensure XR support is enabled in your Unity project settings (Project Settings -> XR Plug-in Management).
• Create a Canvas and add a Text UI component.
  Hierarchy Example:

  Canvas
    └── Text (Rename to 'ValoresText' or similar)
  

3. Attach the Script

• Attach the provided Track.cs script to an empty GameObject.
• Assign the created UI Text component (valores) from your Canvas to the valores field in the script through the Unity inspector.

• Run your scene in Play mode with an XR device connected (e.g., Oculus controller).
• The UI Text element will display real-time positional values of the XR device.

(0.123, 1.456, -0.789)

Values represent the XR device’s coordinates in Unity's virtual space (X, Y, Z), formatted to 3 decimal places.

├── Assets
│   ├── Scripts
│   │   └── Track.cs
│   └── Scenes
│       └── SampleScene.unity
├── Packages
├── ProjectSettings
└── README.md

• UnityEngine.XR
• UnityEngine.UI

This project is available under the MIT License. See LICENSE file for details.