Settings

Users can customize their VREP release even further. By creating a settings.json right next to the virtualexhibitions-VERSION.exe, like the example below, one has further control of VREP's behaviour.

Properties

• StartInLobby: Whether the player should start in the lobby or not. In the lobby, the player might chose among different exhibitions. This is a boolean value, either true or false. Default: false. Note: The lobby is not yet finished
• VREMAddress: The http-address of the running VREM instance. The default value is http://127.0.01:4567.
• SpotsEnabled: Whether each exhibit, that has light set to true, should have an individual spotlight. This is a boolean value, either true or false. Default: false. Note: Unfortunately there are some light glitches when using this option. A wall with few (read: less or equal than 3) exhibits might work with this setting
• LobbyFloorLogoEnabled: Whether the lobby should have the university logo on the floor.
• LobbyCeilingLogoEnabled: Whether the lobby should have the university logo on the ceiling.
• CeilingLogoEnabled: Whether the university logo will be placed on the ceiling of each room, facing north.
• PlaygroundEnabled: To enable experimental features, such as making exhibits throwable. Defaults to false.
• RequestExhibitions: Whether VREP requests available exhibitions from VREM. If this is set to true, exhibitionIds is ignored. Defaults to false.
• exhibitionIds: A list of exhibition ids. Those exhibitions will be constructed in the virutal world.

Example

{
  "StartInLobby": false,
  "VREMAddress": "http://127.0.0.1:4567",
  "SpotsEnabled": false,
  "LobbyFloorLogoEnabled": true,
  "LobbyCeilingLogoEnabled": true,
  "CeilingLogoEnabled": true,
  "PlaygroundEnabled": true,
  "RequestExhibitions": false,
  "exhibitionIds": [
    "5c2c65934d7ec8ccb89bef9e"
  ]
}