Create a new Unity Project (3D, built-in render pipeline).
Add the below packages in the Package Manager.
- AR Foundation
- Google ARCore XR Plugin
- Apple ARKit XR Plugin
- Input System
Switch the platform as desired in the Build Settings, then enable the corresponding provider in XR Plug-in Management settings.
Configure the project.
- Android : In Project Settings > Player > Other Settings,
- Rendering > Color Space must be Linear.
- Uncheck Rendering > Auto Graphics API and remove Vulkan.
- Set Identification > Minimum API Level to Android 10 (API level 29).
- Set Configuration > Scripting Backend to IL2CPP.
- Set Configuration > Api Compatibility Level to .NET Framework.
- Set Configuration > Target Architectures to ARM64 only.
- Set Configuration > Allow downloads over HTT to Always allowed.(This is Available from Unity Version: 2022.1.)
- iOS : In Project Settings > Player > Other Settings,
- Rendering > Color Space must be Linear.
- Set Configuration > Api Compatibility Level to .NET Framework.
- Check Configuration > Allow downloads over HTTP (nonSecure).
Add onAirXR Client package in the Package Manager as shown below.
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Click “+” → “Add package from git URL…”
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Enter “https://github.com/ClickedInc/onairxr-client-unity-package.git#3.1.1”
Import “onAirView” sample from onAirXR Client Package.
Create “AR Session” and “XR Origin” from the menu.
Add AirViewSampleScene component to “XR Origin” game object.
- Set Server Address to your PC address and onAirXR content port. (refer to onAirXR Unity XR Plugin Developer Guide)
- Set User ID and Place as you want.
Create a new GameObject and add AirViewSampleAnchor component in the sample.
Add AirViewCamera component to XR Origin > Camera Offset > Main Camera.
- Set Anchor to the anchor object created above.
Execute an onAirXR content in your PC.
Build the project and run on your AR device.