Spatial Coordinates

Overview: This interactive tool allows users to manipulate a 3D coordinate system using gesture controls. Create and move coordinate points, connect them with measurable line segments, and visualise perpendicular projections. Customise your view with various display options and room mesh settings through an easily accessible wrist menu. Ideal for spatial understanding, geometric visualisation, and educational purposes. Additionally, it serves as a versatile measuring tool, allowing measurements in metres within your physical space, akin to a three-dimensional tape measure. Features: -The coordinate system is displayed with X, Y, and Z axes shown in red, green, and blue, respectively. -Generate coordinate points (up to 64) by joining index fingers and thumbs. -Each point displays its coordinates and projects perpendicular lines to coordinate planes, showing their lengths. -Select points with your gaze and move them using pinch-and-drag gestures. -Connect points with line segments (up to 128) by bringing your finger near a point and pinch-dragging with your middle finger. Line lengths are displayed. -Remove line segments using a scissors gesture. Node editor -Double-tap any edge to show or hide its length and direction vector. -Double-tap any node to change what's displayed. Each tap cycles through: nothing → coordinates → perpendicular lines → both → nothing. -Pinch and drag with both hands to resize nodes. -Tap the config button on your left wrist to display the menu. Menu options: -Toggle grid display The grid is marked in one-metre intervals. -Toggle wrist display (shows coordinate system and perpendicular lines, similar to coordinate points) -Toggle perpendicular line display -Toggle coordinate value display -Toggle line segment length display -Switch room mesh material -Toggle between right-hand and left-hand coordinate systems -Toggle eraser display -Toggle coordinate system mobility -Toggle usage instructions display Formula palette -Assemble formula blocks and double-tap to plot the graph. Linear Space -Take hold of basis vectors and move them freely to change the coordinate system.