Create a new Unity Project (3D, built-in render pipeline).
Switch platform to Android in Build Settings.
Add “Oculus Integration” in the Package Manager, then import it.
- If there is not the package in My Assets, first add it from Unity Asset Store.
Follow the links below to configure Unity settings and camera for Meta Quest, except
Configure Unity Settings | Oculus Developers
Add Camera Rig Using OVRCameraRig | Oculus Developers
- In Project Settings > Player > Other Settings,
- Rendering > Color Space must be Linear.
- Uncheck Rendering > Auto Graphics API and remove Vulkan.
- Set Configuration > Api Compatibility Level to .NET Framework.
- Set Configuration > Allow downloads over HTTP to Always allowed.(This is Available from Unity Version: 2022.1.)
- In Project Settings > XR Plug-in Management > Oculus,
- Set Stereo Rendering Mode to Multi Pass.
- Check Quest2, Quest Pro in Target Devices.
- In OVRCameraRig component,
- Set Tracking > Tracking Origin Type to Floor Level.
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 “onAirVR” sample from onAirXR Client package.
Create a new GameObject and add AirVRSampleScene component in the sample.
- 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 AirVRSampleAnchor component in the sample.
Add AirVRCamera component to OVRCameraRig > TrackingSpace > CenterEyeAnchor.
- Set Anchor to the anchor object created above.
Set Clear Flags of the camera to Solid Color.
Execute an onAirXR content in your PC.
Build the project and run on your VR HMD.