Update Version 0.3 (28 December 2018)

• Improved controller interaction
  
• Oculus Rift compatibility
  
• New UI menu
  
• New tools menu
  
• Added tutorial posters
  
• Added whiteboard with challenge information
  
• Physical lever to play simulation ('power on' mode)
  
• Changed pushbutton, slide switch and potentiometer interaction
  
• Changed wire length feature
  
• Always show component info when hovering
  
• Added 3 computer datasheets
  
• Added teleport rotation
  
• General bug fixes

About the Game

Short Circuit VR is an electronics lab simulator in Virtual Reality.

You can build your own electronic circuits with the components provided, learn basic electronics by completing challenges and just have fun while experimenting and making awesome projects!

For who is this game intended?
While Short Circuit VR can be used as a learning tool for young and old, it can be used by hobbyists and anyone who wants to experiment and build things with electronic components.

Main features

Spawn components
The player can spawn electronic components to build custom circuits. Here’s a list of components currently available:

• Wires
  
• Batteries (1.5V, 3V, 9V)
  
• Resistors
  
• Breadboard
  
• Diode
  
• LEDs (red, green, blue)
  
• Slide switch
  
• Pushbutton
  
• Potentiometers
  
• 7 Segment display (common cathode)
  
• Photoresistor
  
• Buzzers
  
• DC motor
  
• Protoboard

Receive feedback

Get information about circuit components values (voltage, current, voltage drop, resistance, …) when hovering over them with the controller. Easily detect errors in your circuit as you’ll get a warning when doing something wrong (short circuit, open circuit, too much current, …).



Complete challenges

The game includes several challenges to learn how to work with the basic components. Players will get a challenge description, a circuit diagram and some extra information to help them get started.



Whiteboard

Here you can find helpful information to complete the challenges.



Save your work

Short Circuit VR includes 10 save slots where you can save your progress in. It also gives you the ability to load save files from other users or save files downloaded from our website.


Import custom models

Users can import their own custom 3D models (.obj files) with a material. These models can be imported during gameplay to customise your projects.



Available for Arcades on SpringboardVR