com.magicleap.unitysdk
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Provides implementations of Magic Leap OpenXR extension APIs and XR subsystems for building and running on the Magic Leap 2.
This is the official Magic Leap Unity SDK, which exposes the full Magic Leap device capabilities within the Unity engine.
Scoped Registry URL: http://registry.npmjs.org
Scope: com.magicleap
This SDK is provided in the form of an npm-style Unity Package. Therefore, integration into your Unity project is as easy as adding our scoped registry to your project settings and using the Unity Package Manager to install. After installation, upgrades and dependencies can also be managed via the Unity Package Manager.
For a full list of features and documentation on how to use the Magic Leap Unity SDK, see this page on the Magic Leap Developer Portal.
Examples can be found at our Example Project page.
Note : If this package depends on unreleased versions of the Magic Leap XR Plugin (com.unity.xr.magicleap), that plugin will need to be added to the project manually.
Note : Preview builds will not be uploaded on npm. The package will need to either be embedded in the project, or linked locally using the download path.
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Provides implementations of Magic Leap OpenXR extension APIs and XR subsystems for building and running on the Magic Leap 2.
The npm package com.magicleap.unitysdk receives a total of 141 weekly downloads. As such, com.magicleap.unitysdk popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that com.magicleap.unitysdk demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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