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This folder also contains the plugins for other platforms: OculusPlugin.bundle for MacOS; and Android/

libOculusPlugin.so, vrlib.jar, and AndroidManifest.xml for Android.

Prefabs

The current integration for adding VR support into Unity applications is based on two prefabs that may be added

into a scene:

• OVRCameraRig

• OVRPlayerController

To use, simply drag and drop one of the prefabs into your scene.

OVRCameraRig

OVRCameraRig replaces the regular Unity Camera within a scene. You can drag an OVRCameraRig into your

scene and you will be able to start viewing the scene with the Gear VR and Rift.

Note: Make sure to turn off any other Camera in the scene to ensure that OVRCameraRig is the only

one being used.

Figure 1: Prefabs: OVRCameraRig, expanded in the inspector

OVRCameraRig contains two Unity cameras, one for each eye. It is meant to be attached to a moving object

(such as a character walking around, a car, a gun turret, etc.) This replaces the conventional Camera.

The following scripts (components) are attached to the OVRCameraRig prefab:

• OVRCameraRig.cs

• OVRManager.cs

OVRPlayerController

The OVRPlayerController is the easiest way to start navigating a virtual environment. It is basically an

OVRCameraRig prefab attached to a simple character controller. It includes a physics capsule, a movement

system, a simple menu system with stereo rendering of text fields, and a cross-hair component.

To use, drag the player controller into an environment and begin moving around using a gamepad, or a

keyboard and mouse Note: Make sure that collision detection is active in the environment.

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