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Quickstart for Google VR SDK for Unity with Android

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This guide shows you how to set up Google VR development with Unity and build a demo Daydream or Cardboard app for Android.

Hardware requirements:

• Daydream: You'll need a Daydream-ready phone and a Daydream View.

• Cardboard: You'll need an Android device running Android 4.4 'KitKat' (API level 19) or higher and a Cardboard viewer.

Software requirements:

• Install Unity:

  • Recommended version: LTS release 2018.4 or newer
  • Minimum version for 6DoF head tracking: 2017.3
  • Minimum version for smartphone: 5.6

  Make sure that the Android Build Support component is selected during installation.

• Make sure your environment is configured for Android development.

  Refer to Unity's guide for Android SDK/NDK setup.

• Download the latest GoogleVRForUnity_*.unitypackage from the releases page.

  The SDK includes the following demo scenes for Daydream and Cardboard:

  Scene Description HelloVR Simple VR game in which you find and select a geometric shape KeyboardDemo Daydream: Shows keyboard input on a UI canvas PermissionsDemo Daydream: Shows a correct user permissions request flow VideoDemo Shows various ways to use stereo or 360° video through playback or remote streaming Hello6DoFControllers Demonstrates use of experimental 6DoF controllers

1. Open Unity and create a new 3D project.

2. Select Assets > Import Package > Custom Package.

3. Select the GoogleVRForUnity_*.unitypackage file that you downloaded.

4. In the Importing Package dialog, click Import.

   Accept any API upgrades, if prompted.

1. Select File > Build Settings.

2. Select Android and click Switch Platform.

3. In the Build Settings window, click Player Settings.

   Configure the following player settings:

   Setting Value Player Settings > XR Settings > Virtual Reality Supported Enabled Player Settings > XR Settings > Virtual Reality SDKs Click + and select Daydream or Cardboard Player Settings > Other Settings > Minimum API Level Daydream:
   Android 7.0 'Nougat' (API level 24) or higher

   Cardboard:

   
   Android 4.4 'KitKat' (API level 19) or higher Player Settings > Other Settings > Package Name Your app's package identifier

1. In the Unity Project window, go to Google VR > Demos > Scenes. Open the HelloVR scene.

2. Press the Play button. In the Game view you should see a rendered demo scene.

   Note that although the scene here is monoscopic, the rendering on your phone will be stereo. Unity might display this warning message as a reminder:

   Virtual Reality SDK Daydream is not supported in Editor Play Mode. Please Build and run on a supported target device. Will attempt to enable None instead.

3. Daydream: (Optional) You can use a physical Daydream controller instead of simulated controls while in play mode in the editor. To do this, use Instant Preview.

4. Interact with the scene using simulation controls:

   Type Simulated action What to do Head movement Turn your head Hold Alt + move mouse Tilt your view Hold Control + move mouse Cardboard input Button press Click anywhere in the Game view Daydream input Change controller orientation Hold Shift + move mouse Click touchpad button Hold Shift + click left Click app button Hold Shift + click right Click home button to recenter Hold Shift + click middle Touch the touchpad.
   To see the controller, tilt your view down Hold Control Change the touch position on the touchpad.
   To see the controller, tilt your view down Hold Control + move mouse

To prepare your supported device, enable developer options and USB debugging.

1. Connect your phone to your computer using a USB cable.

2. Select File > Build and Run.

   Unity builds your project into an Android APK, installs it on the device, and launches it.

3. Put the phone in your viewer and try out the demo.

For more details on building Daydream apps in Unity, see:

• Daydream (3DoF) controller support in Unity
• Resonance Audio
• Daydream Elements
• Streaming Video Support

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Last updated 2024-10-09 UTC.

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