Enabling VR development in Unity takes just a few steps. In this workflow, we’ll configure a standalone project for VR using the OpenVR platform.

In this tutorial, you’ll set up a VR Menu in World pace and configure it so users can interact with it accordingly. By the end, you will be able to set the color of a panel by pointing at a button and pulling the trigger on the handset.

In this tutorial, you will learn how to output the audio from your 360 video. Firstly you will learn how to do it with flat 2D audio, and then you will learn how to use spatialization to improve the audio experience.

In this workflow, we’ll set up 360 Video in Unity by applying a Render Texture to a Skybox. Once that’s done, you’ll need to configure camera movement according to user input. At the end of this workflow, you’ll have a working 360 Video inside of a Unity project.

When running 360 videos in Unity, a common issue is handling the memory used by the videos at runtime. In the past, Unity’s Asset Bundles have been used to load videos; however, that solution has a few caveats. You need to create a few custom scripts to properly manage the memory: scripts that ensure the video is loaded before it’s used and unloaded when it’s longer needed. Starting with Unity 2018.3, you can use Unity’s Addressable Assets system to provide a simple fix for this problem.

In this tutorial, we’ll configure Unity for AR development targeting iOS or Android.

Set up Unity to enable the use of virtual reality.

In this recorded live training session, Unity VR evangelist Dan Miller shows how to author great VR experiences using the assets from the VR Essentials Pack including: Final IK, VR Panorama 360 and Curved UI.

Enabling VR development in Unity takes just a few steps. In this workflow, we’ll configure a standalone project for VR using the OpenVR platform.

For those new to creating virtual reality in Unity, this project utilizes a popular free plugin called VRTK to create a "Jump Start Your Car Battery" app prototype that focuses on getting started quickly, with minimal or no development experience.