Hi guys,
I recently was asked to teach a small workshop of interactive architecture at the Melbourne University so I needed a quick theoretical introduction. Power point was out of the question of course, but what interactive tools are there? The best I could think of was Prezi. But then I remembered of my good friend Unity. I couldn’t find much about people using it for this regard in the past. So I decided to show you guys what I did and I’m even considering to upload a template so people can use it for their own projects.
Download the final presentation here:
Next and previous slides are controlled by left and right keys.
I set up a kinect to pick up my arm gestures so I could navigate hands free through the presentation.
UI elements and the content are separated to create a more obvious 3D effect
The presentation had 20 slides so I created 40 individual planes (20 UI, 20 Content) that rotate according to an empty game object behind the camera that served as the radius of those planes.
This was a very fast exercise but I think it has potential for many users.
At the moment each slide is place manually but it would be great to have a editor where you can select your image files and it will create a array according with the amount of slides you specified.
Another cool feature would be to add another “level” on the vertical axis and you use up and down keys so you could use it to organize your presentation by subjects or an index.
So what do you think?
Anyone interested?