Some tasks, such as handling hazardous or delicate materials, must be done slowly. When a Training tracks your speed, it measures how fast you move and alerts you if you go too fast.
The Speed Bar
While speed tracking is on, a speed bar appears in your view. It floats near the center of your view and follows your head. If a time limit is also running, the speed bar shows below the timer.
The bar runs from green to red. A marker moves towards the red end as you move faster; when it reaches the end, you’ve reached the speed limit.
The speed is measured from your head, your hands and your controllers. Whichever is moving fastest counts. Teleporting doesn’t count as movement, and your speed isn’t measured while the Training is paused or an alert is open.
Some Trainings also show particles around you that increase as you move faster.
When You Move Too Fast
When you reach the speed limit:
- The Training pauses.
- A red tint appears around the edges of your view, and an error sound plays.
- An alert shows a message from the Training, with an Okay button.
Tap Okay. What happens next depends on how the Training is set up:
Move slowly and smoothly, including your head. A quick turn of your head can set off the alert.
For Creators
To track speed in a Training, see Start Speed Tracking & Stop Speed Tracking.
