Teleport to a Hotspot

1. Right-click on the object you want to use as a hotspot and select Interaction SDK > Add Teleport Interaction. The Teleport wizard appears.
   
2. In the Teleport wizard, set the Interaction Type to Hotspot. Set the Hotspot Snap property to Snap Position and Rotation. This will allow you to teleport to the hotspot object and snap your rotation to match the hotspot object’s rotation.
   
3. In the Teleport wizard, select Fix All to fix any errors. This will add missing components or fields if they’re required.
   
4. If you want to further customize the interaction, adjust the interaction’s settings in the wizard. For details on the available options, please see the Teleport Quick Action documentation.
5. Select Create. The wizard automatically adds the required components for the interaction to the GameObject. It also adds components to the camera rig if those components weren’t already there.
   

1. Open the Link desktop application on your computer.
2. Put on your headset, and, when prompted, enable Link.
3. On your development machine, in Unity Editor, select the Play button.
4. Tap your thumb against the side of the index or press the joystick forward on your controllers. A ray is emitted from your hands or controllers. Aim it at the teleport hotspot and either tap your thumb again (if using hands) or release the joystick (if using controllers), to teleport to that location.

1. Make sure your headset is connected to your development machine.
2. In Unity Editor, select File > Build Settings. Add your scene to the Scenes In Build list by dragging it from the Project panel or clicking Add Open Scenes.
3. Click Build and Run to generate an .apk and run it on your headset. In the File Explorer that opens, select a location to save the .apk to and give it a name. The build process may take a few minutes.
4. Tap your thumb against the side of the index or press the joystick forward on your controllers. A ray is emitted from your hands or controllers. Aim it at the teleport hotspot and either tap your thumb again (if using hands) or release the joystick (if using controllers), to teleport to that location.

• To learn about the components of locomotion interactions, see Locomotion Interactions.
• To try locomotion interactions in a pre-built scene, see the LocomotionExamples scene.

• Locomotion: Learn about locomotion design.
• Type: Learn about the different types of locomotion.
• User preferences: Learn about user preferences for locomotion.
• Input maps: Learn about input maps for locomotion.
• Virtual environments: Learn about virtual environments for locomotion.
• Comfort and usability: Learn about comfort and usability for locomotion.