Stage

Stage refers to a single 3D object that can be added to the virtual space. It is targeted toward the ability to add props and 3D backdrop to your space.

You may select the preset stage provided or load your own .glb 3D file to add a Stage object. Once added you may adjust the position, rotation, and scale of the stage model further by using the Stage Configuration option menu.

Some of the stages have special actions unique to the specific stage and can be invoked by pressing the Alternate button.

Below are the current stage presets available out of the box:

Sofa

A standard 3 seater sofa.

Cinema

Cinema seating to get into the big screen mood.

Car

The interior of a sedan

Bed

A comfy and inviting bed

Spaceship

Pilot cockpit with great viewing space

Jacuzzi

Soak yourself in the bubly machine

Bus Stop

Bus stop by the street side

Subway coach

Train ride in a subway coach

Airplane

Airplane passenger seating area

Gallery

A modern art gallery

Sea Rover

A mini submersible to set the underwater mood

Woodland forest

A typical woodland forest scene

Winter forest

Winter forest scene with snowy grounds

Graveyard

A spooky graveyard scene

Creepy forest

Dark and creepy forest

Tropical forest

A slice of a tropical ground

Stage

A modernistic stage setting

Cave

A cave with a sky opening

Beach

A scene by the beach

Open sea

Endless moving waves out in the open sea

Row boat

A rickety wooden row boat with paddles

Rainy

A rainy setting with heavy rain and splashes on the ground.

How to add your own 3D model as a stage?

You can add your own custom model in .glb file format by adding it to the "stage" folder located in the App folder of your OMPR Quest.

\Internal shared storage\Android\data\com.TSMFBAS.OMPRQuest\files\stage

or

Use the companion app to easily and quickly add, remove, and manage your stage model.

You may add 3D models with animations and toggle the right animation of your choice to play from the Stage Configuration option.

At the moment only .glb files are supported!

Be mindful of the hardware limitation. There is no hard limit being set on how many polygons your model can have. Having a huge number of high poly models might impact your device's performance.