Scene Switching

When switching scenes one must fade the headset to black, load the scene, then unfade the headset to prevent nausea.
To streamline this process, the SceneSwitch and FadeIn scripts were created, along with the SceneSwitcher prefab.

Using the SceneSwitcher prefab

Every scene should contain an instance of this prefab.
By default, the prefab has an instance of the FadeIn script. Ensure it's Headset Fade parameter is set to the prefab's child HeadsetFader prefab.
The FadeIn script fades the scene into view when it first loads in.

Using the SceneSwitch script

In general, the SceneSwitch script is a parent class for more specific scene switch triggers, but it can still be used to switch scenes.
Make sure an instance of the script exists somewhere in the scene. (Generally, adding it to the scene's SceneSwitcher prefab is the best place for it).
Set the scripts Scene Name parameter to the scene you want this script to switch to. (ex. "LobbyScene").
Set the Headset Fade parameter to the Headset Fader prefab under this scene's Scene Switcher prefab.
To activate the transition to the given scene, call the SceneSwitch's StartTransition function in any script.

Using the DistanceTrigger script

The DistanceTrigger script is a specialized version of the SceneSwitch script.
It automatically transitions to the given scene when the script's parent object gets within a set distance of another object. Refer to the above section to understand the script's first few parameters.
Set the Compare Transform field to the transform of the object that this script should compare its distance to.
Set Distance Threshold to the required distance between the script's parent and the Compare Transform to initialize the scene transition.