io.extendreality.tilia.spatialsimulator.unity
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A camera rig prefab that simulates spatial hardware for the Unity software.
CameraRigs -> Spatial Simulator for the Unity Software
A camera rig prefab that simulates spatial hardware for the Unity software.
The Spatial Simulator for the Unity software provides a simulated spatial hardware setup that enables development for spatial solutions without the need for physical spatial peripherals. It creates a pseudo headset and controllers that can be manipulated via the mouse and keyboard.
Requires the Unity software version
2018.3.10f1(or above).
Please refer to the installation guide to install this package.
Please refer to the How To Guides for usage of this package.
Further documentation can be found within the Documentation directory and at https://academy.vrtk.io
Please refer to the Extend Reality Contributing guidelines and the project coding conventions.
Please refer to the Extend Reality Code of Conduct.
Code released under the MIT License.
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A camera rig prefab that simulates spatial hardware for the Unity software.
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