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Create the Comprehensive Interaction Rig

Updated: Aug 20, 2026
In Interaction SDK, the rig is a predefined collection of GameObjects that enables you to see your virtual environment and initiate actions, such as grabbing, teleporting, or poking. The OVRComprehensiveInteractionRig prefab contains this rig. It integrates many of the core interactions and features offered by Interaction SDK, wired up according to best practices, including support for poke, ray, multiple types of grabs, and locomotion. It also adds support for hands, controllers, and controller-driven hands to your scene.
The rig reads hand, controller, and headset data from an OVRCameraRig, which handles the camera system and head-movement tracking. Adding the rig as a child of the OVRCameraRig is what the Quick Action does, and it lets the editor resolve the rig’s camera reference by searching the parent objects. If you place the rig elsewhere in the Hierarchy panel, assign the camera rig on the rig’s OVRCameraRigRef component yourself.

Adding the Comprehensive Interaction Rig

Using Quick Actions is the fastest and recommended way of adding the Comprehensive Interaction Rig to your scene, since it will manage all the references automatically and offer all the options together in a wizard.
  1. Delete the default Main Camera if it exists, since Interaction SDK uses its own camera rig.
  2. Right click on the Hierarchy and select the Interaction SDK > Add OVR Comprehensive Interaction Rig Quick Action.
    Using the Interaction SDK Rig Wizard
  3. If you have an OVRCameraRig in the scene, it appears referenced in the wizard. If there is no camera rig, click Fix All so the wizard creates one.
    Fix All Button
  4. Select Generate As Editable Copy and set the Prefab Path to store an intermediary copy of the rig prefab so you can store as many overrides as needed.
    The OVR Comprehensive Interaction Rig Wizard with the Generate As Editable Copy checkbox selected and the Prefab Path set to InteractionSDK/ComprehensiveInteractors.prefab.
  5. If you want to further customize the rig, adjust the settings in the wizard. For details on the available options, see the OVR Comprehensive Interaction Rig Quick Action documentation.
  6. Click Create to add the OVR Comprehensive Interaction Rig to the scene.
    Hierarchy panel showing the OVRComprehensiveInteractionRig GameObject added as a child of OVRCameraRig.
  7. In the Hierarchy, select the OVRCameraRig.
  8. On the Inspector tab, go to OVR Manager > Quest Features, and then on the General tab, in the Hand Tracking Support list, select Controllers and Hands, Hands Only or Controllers only depending on your needs. The Hands Only option lets you use hands as the input modality without any controllers.
    The Quest Features General tab in the Inspector with Hand Tracking Support set to Controllers And Hands.
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