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The Daydream controller combines a simple, intuitive user interface with 3DoF functionality for expressive design. All Daydream apps require the Daydream controller so as a developer you can design experiences for a standardized input model.

Some common ways the Daydream controller can be used are:

• Ray-pointer: Interacting with 2D UI in worldspace. For example, choosing files from a 2D file-selector in a media app or selecting icons from a 2D in-app inventory screen.
• Gesture-based input: Using the controller as a proxy for a physical motion, such as throwing a frisbee or swinging a baseball bat.
• Movement: Using the controller to allow the user to move around the environment, for example, through the use of teleportation.

The Daydream Controller includes the following features:

• Can detect touching, swiping and clicking.
• Fully customizable for your app.
• Example uses include scrolling through a menu or moving through the environment.

• Fully customizable for your app.
• Example uses include opening an in-app menu or performing a special action.

• Press to open the Daydream Dashboard.
• Press and hold to recenter your view and controller.
• Cannot be customized.

• Can be used to adjust your app volume.
• Cannot be customized.

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Last updated 2024-10-09 UTC.

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