
Master interaction sdk in Unreal Engine 5 XR mastery by practicing grab, ray, and poke interactions, including distance grabbing, distant widget control, and finger-based poke with animated controllers.
Set up an interaction SDK project in Unreal Engine 5.54, create a VR template, enable meta interaction SDK, and disable OpenXR plugins. Preview in VR with Meta Quest Developer Hub.
Create an interaction system by setting up a blueprint game mode and pawn, then configure vr camera, left/right motion controllers, and hands and controller tracking in unreal engine 5 xr.
Create input mappings for hands and controllers in Unreal Engine 5 XR, enable engine and plugin content to view mapping context, set priority one, and test.
Fix controller animation by adjusting the SDK hand interactions: set the priority to zero and switch hand behavior to controller hand and hands animated, then test trigger and grip animations.
implement a simple grab object feature in unreal engine 5 xr, creating a bp_simple_graph blueprint with a grabbable static mesh and testing hand and controller grabs on meta quest.
Create a blueprint actor with a grabbable mesh and a graph transformer to enable multi-grab scaling, adding a scale constraint from 0.3 to 2 and testing with pinch gestures.
Create a distance graph pull-to-hand interaction by adding a grabbable component and a graph transformer, then test the distance grab with the interaction sdk.
Demonstrates a relative to pointer interaction in unreal engine using the interaction sdk. Build a blueprint with grabbable and graph transformer components, switching from pull to pointer-based motion.
Build a manipulate in place interaction in Unreal Engine 5 XR by creating a chest lid with a grabbable pivot, a grab rotate transformer, and adjustable constraints.
Duplicate the blueprint for manipulate in place with distance graph, adjust transform settings, and enable the distance graph in the interaction SDK, then test with both hands.
Build a ray-based UI interaction in Unreal Engine 5 XR, creating a scrollable button interface with an interactable widget and ray-powered navigation.
Learn to implement poke interaction for a button in Unreal Engine 5 XR Mastery by creating a poke button from the interaction SDK, resizing, labeling, and testing with back plane.
Build a poke interactable UI in unreal engine 5 xr by wiring a poke UI sample with an interactable widget, then test poke and swipe on the scroll.
Create a template Unreal Engine project without an interaction sdk, enable meta xr, hand tracking, and widget interactions, and configure essential project settings for quest devices.
Create a pawn blueprint and a game mode, copy the level to a vr template, and set maps and world settings to use the p_vr pawn and gm_template.
Enable hand tracking in Unreal Engine 5 XR by adding left and right motion controllers and Oculus XR hands, then apply a translucent Fresnel material.
Set up controller tracking by adding XR device visualizations for the left and right motion controllers. Configure each to Oculus XR HMD and test hand tracking.
Toggle controller and hand visibility based on tracking status using the meta plugin, enabling left and right hand checks and per-frame updates to switch between hands and controllers.
Build a menu widget blueprint with a rounded border, vertical buttons, padding, and a show/hide toggle controlled by the left controller for level selection from the right controller.
Create a blueprint BP_menu_widget, add w_menu widget, and attach it to the left motion controller. Update its location and rotation from the camera with a 30 unit offset on tick.
Configure a VR toggle menu by wiring the menu button to spawn and toggle a left motion controller menu widget, resize it, and enable right controller ray interaction.
Explore how to use the widget interaction component in VR with the right controller, simulate left mouse clicks, and verify widget events with print logs and debugging.
Build a ray attached to the motion controller in Unreal Engine 5 using a cylinder-based spline mesh, then update it via widget interaction for VR/MR control.
Master Extended Reality (XR) development using Unreal Engine 5.5
In this hands-on course, you’ll learn how to build immersive VR and MR experiences from scratch using Epic Games' powerful Unreal Engine 5.5 combined with Meta's latest XR capabilities. Whether you're a beginner exploring virtual worlds or an experienced game developer wanting to build for Quest 2/3/3s, this course guides you through the full development pipeline—from setup to deployment.
What You’ll Learn:
Set up and configure Unreal Engine 5.5 for Meta Quest development
Implement hand tracking, controller tracking, and various interactions using the Interaction SDK
Optimize lighting, performance, and packaging for Quest 2/3/3s
Implement the Passthrough feature for Mixed Reality
Use Meta's Mixed Reality Utility Kit (MRUK) like a pro
Deploy, test, and debug your apps directly on Meta Quest devices
Interaction SDK :
Hand Tracking
Controller Tracking
Input Mapping
Grab Interaction
Ray Interaction
Poke Interaction
More :
Sample project files provided at the end of each section
Best practices for mobile VR performance
Access to private community discussions and support
Who This Course Is For :
Complete beginners who want to learn Unreal Engine and start building XR projects
Aspiring game developers or designers interested in immersive content creation for Meta Quest
3D artists or tech enthusiasts curious about building VR/AR worlds with no prior coding experience
Developers from Unity or other engines looking to switch or explore Unreal for XR
Anyone excited about the future of XR, VR, and the metaverse using Unreal Engine
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