Abstract
With the rapid development of virtual reality technology (VR), application systems based on VR have been demonstrated in wide fields, which therefore make it attractive to many university students. The process of learning VR requires intensive programing and intuitive observation as well as strict understanding of basic concepts, significantly different to that of other courses. The current widely used framework of learning system is not suitable to the VR learning. In this paper, we present a learning platform based on Unity 3D for VR learning. This system combines knowledge learning, real-time interaction between virtual scene control and C# writing/compiling. Compared with other learning systems, this system can greatly promote the learning enthusiasm and efficiency for C# programming in 3D VR applications.
Highlights
The traditional method in classroom teaching faces many practical problems, such as low teaching efficiency for teachers and low learning enthusiasm for students
We present a learning platform based on Unity 3D for virtual reality technology (VR) learning
In the existing programming learning system, there is no system to compile the code written by the students in real time to control the objects in the virtual scene, so this method has great development potential in the programming learning system
Summary
The traditional method in classroom teaching faces many practical problems, such as low teaching efficiency for teachers and low learning enthusiasm for students. In order to realize the above method, this paper designs a VR learning platform for Unity 3D, which as a powerful development tool is widely used in VR field. This platform has a Unity 3D programming interface, which sends C# codes to the console for compiling through Socket communication. The interactive interface can be linked to the corresponding website with learning resources The advantage of this method is that students can learn programming directly and and obtain learning resources on the Internet, which greatly changes the shortcomings of traditional teaching methods
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