Showcase 2.0 Features / 12. Springboard Framework
Time Estimate
120 Hours
Summary
The Springboard Framework provides the foundational systems and tools necessary for building immersive and scalable VR applications, including XR rig functionality, screen fading, teleportation, snap turning, and more.
Key Goals
- Deliver a robust framework that ensures consistent and efficient VR application development.
- Provide modular systems that can be reused and extended for future projects.
- Ensure all core functionalities, such as locomotion and interaction, are optimized for performance and usability.
Responsibilities
- Develop and optimize XR rig systems, including teleportation, snap turning, smooth locomotion, and controller tracking.
- Implement utility features like screen fading, scene transitions, and input mapping.
- Create modular architecture to allow seamless integration of additional features.
- Ensure all systems are compatible with supported hardware, including Quest 3.
- Test all framework features extensively for performance and usability across various scenarios.
Acceptance Criteria
- XR rig features (e.g., teleportation, snap turning) function seamlessly across supported devices.
- Utility features, such as screen fading and scene transitions, are smooth and responsive.
- The framework is modular, allowing easy extension and customization for future use cases.
- Performance benchmarks are met or exceeded on all target hardware.
Risks and Mitigations
- Risk: Systems fail to scale effectively for large applications.
Mitigation: Design modular components and perform scalability tests during development.- Risk: Compatibility issues arise with new hardware.
Mitigation: Maintain up-to-date support for emerging VR platforms and perform cross-device testing.
Success Metrics
- 90% of developers report satisfaction with the framework’s modularity and usability.
- XR rig functionalities achieve consistent performance at 72 FPS on Quest 3.
- The Springboard Framework is reused successfully in at least three future projects.