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Arrays

Programming Tips and Tricks

Arrays Difficulty : Beginner-Intermediate This tutorial assumes you have a basic understanding of coding in Processing or p5, and are comfortable using variables, if statements and for loops. Introduction : The What and the Why In order to understand w...

Mobile VR - Getting Started Guide

VR tutorials - Unity Mobile VR

Having access to a VR device is easier than you think, you just need a mobile phone and in some cases, an affordable Mobile headset. These are some options we recommend, whatever option you choose, just make sure that they are able to fit your phone. You won't...

Mobile VR -Setting Up Unity

VR tutorials - Unity Mobile VR

Setting Up Unity Download and install Unity 2019.2.0f1. Previous versions might also work, however, this tutorial was made using Unity 2019.2.0f1 (please read the following instructions before installing Unity). Create a Unity personal account. To us...

Accessibility Statement

About the Lab Frequently Asked Questions

Accessibility Statement for https://lab.arts.ac.uk/ This website is run by the Creative Technology Lab University of the Arts London (UAL). This accessibility statement applies to https://lab.arts.ac.uk/. Other websites and browser based systems on the arts.a...

Installing Unity

VR tutorials - Unity HTC VIVE Tutorials

In this tutorial, we are going to guide you through the Unity installation process, please make sure to follow the 4 steps: 1-Downloading and installing the Unity Hub 2-Creating an account 3-Installing Unity 4-Activating a free personal license Before we begin...

Student works

About the Lab Lab Orientation notes

Click the images for project websites and videos! Creative Coding Design with your Mind by Miguel Desport, BA (Hons) Graphic Media Design (2020) Muse meditation brain sensor, code in Processing interpreting data over OSC from iPhone Physical Computing Chronic...

Unity for Beginners Workshop

Unity

Welcome to the Unity for Beginners Workshop page, this workshop will be a great opportunity for you to start using Unity whilst creating an interesting 3D environment. Before attending the workshop, you will need to complete a few tasks: Task 1 - Installing U...

Getting Started

VR tutorials - Unity Interaction Toolkit Essentials

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Interaction Tookit Basic Interaction

VR tutorials - Unity Interaction Toolkit Essentials

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How to send data to Processing from Arduino

Physical Computing Tutorials

What is the Serial Communication? Serial communication is the process of sending data one bit at a time, sequentially, over a communication channel or computer bus. Simply put, serial communication is the communication between two or more computers with binary...

Interaction Toolkit custom hands

VR tutorials - Unity Interaction Toolkit Essentials

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Oculus Integration - Hand Tracking

VR tutorials - Unity

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Doors, Drawers and Levers

VR tutorials - Unity Interaction Toolkit Essentials

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Web App Template for Beginners

Creative Coding Tutorials

Start with this one. Learn to build a local web app that you can modify in your future projects. Background Each web app has a frontend and backend. Frontend is usually for UI and design and runs on browser, on user’s own computer. P5.js sketches are frontend....

Getting started with Oculus in Unity

VR tutorials - Unity Oculus Quest Tutorials

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Making a Capacitive Touch Sensor

Physical Computing Tutorials

What is Capacitive Touch Sensing? Simply put, it is the touch sensing of all conductive material including tinfoil, banana, plant, pencil drawing etc. In this tutorial, we will show you two types of Capacitive Touch Sensing: acute touch and proximity. Library ...

Using a Soil Moisture Sensor

Physical Computing Tutorials

What is a Soil Moisture Sensor? The Soil Moisture Sensor measures soil moisture grace to the changes in electrical conductivity of the earth (soil resistance increases with drought). Wiring Wiring up the sensors is simple: Power (VCC to 5V) Ground (GND to GND...

Using a Force Sensor

Physical Computing Tutorials

What is a Force Sensor? The Force Sensor is sensing the resistance value depending on how much it has pressed. It can sense even a slightest touch, therefore you can use it as a touch sensor as well. The difference between this and Capacitive Sensor is that th...

Using L293D IC for motors

Physical Computing Tutorials

What is L293D? The L293D is a 16-pin Motor Driver IC which can control a set of two DC motors simultaneously in any direction. The L293D is designed to provide bidirectional drive currents of up to 600 mA (per channel) at voltages from 4.5 V to 36 V. It can be...

(MAC) Automatic printing with Automator

Physical Computing Tutorials

What is Automator? Apple’s Automator is a built-in Mac feature that allows users to easily “program” their Macs to automatically execute certain repetitive tasks, thus saving time by removing the need to perform said tasks manually. Automator can be helpful wh...