This tutorial will guide you through creating your first program in VR. This tutorial uses the following hardware:

• Oculus headset.
• In addition you must have the windows OS running
• a PC strong enough to handle VR
• Oculus link cable (you can also use the Oculus charger however, it is much slower)

Note: You can get a USB-C to USB-A converter if need be

Software requirements:

• Unity3D version 2019.3.11f1 and above

Note: Make sure that the Android Build Support module is included in your installation. If it is you will see the Android icon.

Note: Oculus is an android device

xIf not then you can add it by clicking on the 3 ...dots to the upper right corner of the dialogue box and then Add module → Android Build Support

1. XR Interaction toolkit

https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/com.unity.xr.interaction.toolkit@0.9/manual/index.html

Introduction

In order to build VR experiences quickly and easily it is advised to use the XR Interaction Toolkit which allows you to handle basic VR capabilities such as grabbing objects, locomotion, gestures, pushing, pulling and more. This makes your workflow faster as you do not now have to code common everyday functionalities from scratch and can instead focus on coding functionalities that are unique to your game/experience.

What is it and what does it do?

1. The XR interaction toolkit is a framework that allows you to build cross-platform AR and VR experiences. It simplifies interactions in VR by allowing plug-n-play functionality. This allows developers,designers and novices to build AR and VR experiences more easily
2. The XR interaction Toolkit is available as a package that is available from Unity3D's package manager