There are many times when a user may want to control a video’s playback state (from playing to paused, paused to playing, etc.). To allow this, you need to create a user interface with play and pause buttons.

There are a few tools we must set up before developing Unity applications for either iOS or Android devices. If developing for iOS, this involves setting up Xcode (Apple’s integrated development environment (IDE)) on your development machine. Xcode is required to deploy our Unity builds onto our iOS devices.

Chris Pruett, Director of Content Ecosystem at Oculus, kicks things off with this introductory module. He'll discuss the state of the VR ecosystem, the challenges developers face, and best practices for successful VR apps. Chris will also offer a sneak peek of the escape room vertical slice you'll be building alongside the VR experts at Oculus and Unity throughout this course. Learning Objectives: Understand the target audience for the course: intermediate Unity developers who want to design, develop, and deploy high-quality VR content Understand today’s consumer expectations for VR content Recognize the traits that successful VR titles have in common Understand how this course can help you get ready to create higher quality VR applications Familiarize yourself with the escape room vertical slice you’ll build throughout this course Submission: Remember to follow along and build your own vertical slice! You can access additional support and submit your vertical slice to the Oculus Developer Support team for feedback: https://developer.oculus.com/unity-learn-vr/

In this project you will work through a series of challenges to setup the Post-Processing stack. You will learn how to apply effects to the camera and scene, create a reusable set of effects, and understand the impact Post-Processing has in VR.

Lean Touch is an asset available in the Unity Asset Store that makes scaling and rotating objects in AR easy. In this tutorial, we’ll apply the Lean Touch script. We assume that you’re starting this tutorial with an open project that places or loads objects into an AR scene.

VRTK is a popular way to quickly create virtual reality content in Unity. In this tutorial, you will learn how to download the VRTK example project.

You will learn how to: Create Crisp Text using Text Mesh Pro Import custom fonts from Google Fonts to use with Text Mesh Pro Precision Grab Interactable Objects that avoids "jumping" to your hand

Creating objects we can pick up and move using our VR or simulated VR controllers.

After downloading & importing assets such as the car, the jumper cables, and the car batteries, we'll create a rough layout of the scene.

Check out the Unity development team's best practices for developing Virtual Reality applications, including optimizing rendering, decreasing latency, and platform-specific recommendations.