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TouchGrabExamples Scene
Updated: Nov 3, 2025
Experimental
This feature is considered experimental. Use caution when implementing it in your projects as it could have performance implications resulting in artifacts or other issues that may affect your project. Overview
The TouchGrabExamples scene showcases a procedural pose grab interaction.
How to get the sample
The TouchGrabExamples scene can be found in the Unity Project window under Assets > Samples > Meta XR Interaction SDK > VERSION > Example Scenes.
Note: You might need to import the sample from Interaction SDK’s Sample section in Unity Package Manager.
How to use the sample
There are two different types of distance grab interactions demonstrated in the TouchGrabExamples scene:
- Kinematic demonstrates the interaction working with non-physics objects
- Physical demonstrates the interaction of a non-kinematic object with gravity as well as the interplay between grabbing and non-grabbing with physical collisions.
Controllers can be used as Hands with the same interaction and procedural posing.
Known Issues
- The rig used in the example has been deprecated. We recommended that you update to the new comprehensive rig prefab which includes support for the OpenXR hand.
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Design guidelines
Hands
- Hands design: Learn about design for using hands in your app.
- Hands technology: Learn about the technology behind hands.
- Hands best practices: Learn about the best practices, limitations and mitigations for using hands in your app.
- Hands examples: Learn about hands interaction examples.
- Hands quickstart prototype: Get started quickly with a hands prototype.
- Hand representation: Learn about hand representation.
Core interactions
- Input mappings: Learn about how input mappings bridge modalities and interaction types.
- Input hierarchy: Learn about the different input hierarchies.
- Multimodality: Learn about multimodality.
- Ray casting: Learn about indirect interaction through ray casting.
- Touch: Learn about direct interaction through touch.
- Grab: Learn about grab interactions for object manipulation.
- Microgestures: Learn about microgesture interactions.
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