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Normally a ray comes out of your hand or controller, so you can point at and interact with objects from a distance. Some steps turn the ray off for training objects, so you have to walk up to the object and touch it, like you would in real life.

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When the Ray Is Off

  • When you point at a training object, the ray and its cursor disappear. You can’t tap it or grab it from a distance. The same happens when you point at a pause collider or, in Assessment mode, at a wrong object.
  • Walk up to the object and touch it with your hand or controller to tap it, or grab it to move it.
  • The ray still works for panels, menus and buttons, so you can still press Next, Back and the Toolbelt buttons.
  • On rotate steps the ray stays on, and you can still rotate the object from a distance.
  • Interactable objects aren’t affected. You can still point at them and pick them up from a distance.
The trainee touching a part of the engine directly with their finger, with no ray showing
The ray stays off until the Training turns it back on. Going Back to a step before the ray was turned off also turns it back on.
Restart Training, Reset Step and closing the Training don’t turn the ray back on. If the ray is still off for training objects after you restart the Training or open another Training, quit and start the app again.

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For Creators

To turn the ray off or on in a Training, see Enable Ray Cast.