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How can I scale a hologram

Hi everbody,

Currently i'm working on a videoplayer for the hololens, I'm new at Hololens development.
My question is how can i scale a hologram with scale-up/down clickable corners?

I hope somebody can help me.

Cheers,
Bram

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Answers

  • Are you referring to the editing of the hologram in Unity, oder do you describe something the user does in the app?

    In the inspector, you have to modify both the object transform and the bounding box.

    If you want to have the user do it from within the app, I would suggest adding a drag-behavior to the corner and then modifying the holograms size from the code.
  • yeah I want a scalable holgram that can be resized from a hand gesture so i can make the player bigger or smaller when I want.

  • @Brammetje said:
    yeah I want a scalable holgram that can be resized from a hand gesture so i can make the player bigger or smaller when I want.

    Did you get results in the end?

  • Check out this tutorial series on Scale and Rotate by @subere23 - Some of the items in the HoloToolkit have changed, so you might have to play around with it some, but it should get you in the right direction.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CidU-SEvE8g

  • I have a very simple scale/resize/rotate post with a working unity package here on my blog, it seems to help get folks started then you can add more sophistication once you get the bare minimum functionality working.

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