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First Run: Setting up for VR

No VR Hardware? No Problem. (Using the VR Simulated Camera Rig)

VR First Run Checks (using VRTK)

7 - First Run Checks.mp4

7.2 No VR No Problem.mp4

Set up Unity to enable the use of virtual reality.

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To begin a virtual reality project, we need to first setup Unity with a few specific settings. 

Go to the Edit > Project Settings > Player

Under "XR Settings", ensure "Virtual Reality Supported" is checkmarked.

Under "Other Settings", make sure that in the Configuration section, the Scripting Runtime Version is set to ".NET 4.x Equivalent". Close the Project Settings

Under Window > Package Manager menu, select "OpenVR (Desktop)" and choose Install. Close the menu.

To test out your setup, open the ExampleScene that comes with VRTK 

In the Project window, go to Assets > VRTK > Samples > Farm > Scenes and open the ExampleScene.

Tip: To speed up load time when entering play mode, select "Maximize on Play" at the top of the Game window. This relieves Unity from having to render the Scene window and Game window simultaneously.

If you won't have VR hardware to test on, you can still build VR projects.

Enter play mode and click "Simulated CameraRig" to switch modes.

Press the 1 key on your keyboard, and you can now "drive" your character around using the WASD to steer, and the mouse to change your view.

To reset your character's position back to the starting point, press 4.

To reset your hands back to being in front of you, press 5.

To interact with objects like fence gates, the scarecrow, and pick up items, click and hold the left mouse button to simulate "grabbing" objects in the virtual world.

VR First Run Checks (using VRTK)

1. First Run: Setting up for VR

2. No VR Hardware? No Problem. (Using the VR Simulated Camera Rig)

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