Other Components

For the Trigger family see Trigger Components, and for Parameter Binding see Parameter Binding. This page covers the remaining runtime components. All of them can be added from Add Component → Hapbeat/.

Component	Role
Hapbeat Address Override Panel	Generates a UI for setting player / group at runtime
Hapbeat Status Overlay	A debug HUD showing connection state and event history in UI Text
Hapbeat Key Dispatcher	Maps a single key press to a UnityEvent
Hapbeat Action Helper	Makes Stop / StopAll / StopStream / Ping callable from the Inspector
Hapbeat Event Logger (Diagnostic)	Prints UnityEvent firings to the Console with timestamps

Hapbeat Address Override Panel

Adding a single one to a GameObject generates a runtime UI with Player -/+ , Group -/+ , Play, Apply and Exit. You do not need to build a UI hierarchy in the scene. For its purpose and design background, see Targeting.

Main settings

Item	Default	Description
Space	ScreenSpaceOverlay	Screen-fixed HUD. Use WorldSpace to place it in space for VR
World Attach Mode	LazyFollow	LazyFollow = moves in front of you only when it leaves your view / WorldFixed = stays where you put it
Follow Distance	1.5 m	Distance from the camera in WorldSpace
Follow Vertical Offset	0 m	Same, vertical position
Follow Deadzone Degrees	10°	It does not move while within this angle
Follow Smooth Seconds	0.25 s	Time constant of the movement
World Pixel Density	3 (range 1–8)	Font rasterization resolution in WorldSpace

Leaving Follow Camera unset uses Camera.main. If no camera is found, it warns once and behaves as WorldFixed.

Taking controller input

RegisterFocusable / MoveFocus / ActivateFocused drive a 2D focus grid. The actual work behind Play / Exit is injected externally through OnPlayRequested / OnExitRequested. For an implementation example, see the VR Config Example sample (→ VR Config Example).

PanelCanvasTransform / IsFollowingView / FollowVerticalOffset / SnapToView() are public. Use them to hang your own world-space UI under the panel Canvas, or to implement a “bring it back to the centre of my view” action.

When text blurs only on device

If it looks clean in the Editor (Air Link etc.) but soft only in a Quest device build, the cause is that Quality levels are separate per platform. Editor Play over Air Link uses the Standalone settings, while a device build uses the Android ones.

• The VR template’s default URP asset Mobile_RPAsset has Render Scale 0.8. Opening the asset the Android side references in Project Settings > Quality and setting it to 1.0 improves this
• Raising the panel’s World Pixel Density rasterizes the font at a higher resolution at the same physical size (at the cost of font atlas memory)

Both are settings of the consuming project, and cannot be changed from the SDK.

Hapbeat Status Overlay

A debug HUD that feeds connection state and event history into two UI Texts.

• Status — connection state / streaming flag
• Log — OnConnected / OnDisconnected / OnPong / OnError and stream transitions, one line each. maxLogLines sets the limit

It is meant for verification, not for inclusion in a production build.

Hapbeat Key Dispatcher

Maps a single key press to a UnityEvent in the Inspector. Intended for situations not worth wiring up PlayerInput / InputAction (samples, prototypes, debugging).

Combined with HapbeatUnityEventTrigger or HapbeatActionHelper, it lets you wire key → haptic firing without writing a script.

Hapbeat Action Helper

A wrapper that exposes the singleton-only methods of HapbeatManager (Stop / StopAll / StopStream / Ping) as instance methods.

That makes them directly assignable as targets from UnityEvents on UI Buttons, the Key Dispatcher, Animation Events and so on, so you no longer need to write a MonoBehaviour just for this purpose.

Hapbeat Event Logger (Diagnostic)

A diagnostic component that prints one line with a tag and a timestamp to the Console every time it is called through a UnityEvent.

Attach it to an XRI Interactable and wire up all of hoverEntered / selectEntered and so on to observe which events fire in which order. Use it while deciding where to wire things, and remove it afterwards since it is otherwise just noise.

The wiring can be automated with Hapbeat > Attach Event Logger to Selected (→ Editor Menu Reference).