New Unity XR Hands package enables hand tracking with OpenXR

Unity XR Hands Pack

Unity XR Hands Pack

Unity Technologies has released a new Unity XR Hands package containing a number of new tweaks and improvements as well as enabling and tracking with OpenXR. Released as a package for the developer and cross-platform game engine Unity, the latest edition allows developers to add hand tracking without using headset-specific SDKs.

Launched as a preview, XR Hands supports virtual reality hand tracking through Unity's standard XR subsystem and OpenXR. Allowing it to support other systems such as the XR Interaction Toolkit. Unity also hopes to add support for other OpenXR headsets whose hand tracking already supports Meta Quest and Microsoft HoloLens systems.

"The XR Hands package defines an API that allows you to access hand tracking data from devices that support hand tracking. To access hand tracking data, you must Also enable a vendor plugin that implements the XR Hands tracking subsystem.The XR Hands package defines the API for hand tracking, but does not implement the functionality itself.< /p>

To use manual tracking on a target platform, you also need a separate vendor plugin package for that platform that has been updated to provide tracking data manual to XRHandSubsystem, the subsystem defined by this package. »

"This package will work with OpenXR if the OpenXR package is installed and used. To see if other vendor plugin packages you are using support manual tracking, check the documentation for those packages .

A sample viewer is provided and can be imported into your project via the Samples tab of this package's view in the Package Manager window. This example has a mesh and script that assumes the OpenXR layout, so it is recommended to use the OpenXR plugin or one that conforms to the OpenXR common layout. »

Source: Download Virtual Reality

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New Unity XR Hands package enables hand tracking with OpenXR

Unity XR Hands Pack

Unity XR Hands Pack

Unity Technologies has released a new Unity XR Hands package containing a number of new tweaks and improvements as well as enabling and tracking with OpenXR. Released as a package for the developer and cross-platform game engine Unity, the latest edition allows developers to add hand tracking without using headset-specific SDKs.

Launched as a preview, XR Hands supports virtual reality hand tracking through Unity's standard XR subsystem and OpenXR. Allowing it to support other systems such as the XR Interaction Toolkit. Unity also hopes to add support for other OpenXR headsets whose hand tracking already supports Meta Quest and Microsoft HoloLens systems.

"The XR Hands package defines an API that allows you to access hand tracking data from devices that support hand tracking. To access hand tracking data, you must Also enable a vendor plugin that implements the XR Hands tracking subsystem.The XR Hands package defines the API for hand tracking, but does not implement the functionality itself.< /p>

To use manual tracking on a target platform, you also need a separate vendor plugin package for that platform that has been updated to provide tracking data manual to XRHandSubsystem, the subsystem defined by this package. »

"This package will work with OpenXR if the OpenXR package is installed and used. To see if other vendor plugin packages you are using support manual tracking, check the documentation for those packages .

A sample viewer is provided and can be imported into your project via the Samples tab of this package's view in the Package Manager window. This example has a mesh and script that assumes the OpenXR layout, so it is recommended to use the OpenXR plugin or one that conforms to the OpenXR common layout. »

Source: Download Virtual Reality

Filed Under: Technology News, Top News Latest geek gadget deals Disclosure: Some of our articles include affiliate links. If you purchase something through one of these links, Geeky Gadgets may earn an affiliate commission. Learn more.

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