# OVER\_PlayerSimulator

The **OVER\_PlayerSimulator** replicates the camera view of a user interacting with your AR experience. It enables you to navigate through the virtual environment using simple keyboard controls, making it ideal for testing object placement, interactions, and overall scene functionality.

Key Features:

* **Keyboard Navigation** : Move around the scene using the **WASD keys** for forward, backward, left, and right movement.
* **Realistic Testing** : Simulates how users will interact with your AR experience in the real world.
* **No Hardware Required** : Test your project entirely within the Unity Editor, saving time and resources.

**How to Use OVER\_PlayerSimulator**

1. **Add the Component** :
   * Right-click in the Unity Hierarchy window.
   * Navigate to **OVER > OVER\_Asset > OVER\_PlayerSimulator** to add the simulator to your scene.
2. **Position the Simulator** :
   * Place the **OVER\_PlayerSimulator** at the desired starting location in your scene. This represents the user’s initial position in the AR environment.
3. **Enter Play Mode** :
   * Press the **Play** button in Unity to activate the simulator.
   * Use the following controls to navigate:
     * **W** : Move forward
     * **A** : Move left
     * **S** : Move backward
     * **D** : Move right
     * **Mouse** : Look around by clicking and dragging to rotate the camera.
4. **Test Your Experience** :
   * Walk through your AR scene to verify object placements, interactions, and visual elements.
   * Adjust your scene as needed based on the simulator’s feedback.


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