Over the course of this class you’ll create a simple VR application that demonstrates a few interaction methods. You’ll learn how to build a Google Cardboard application in Unity and populate it with 3D and 2D elements that are meaningful to you. Then, we’ll add some interactivity to the application using some standard VR interfaces.

You’ll need..

A Google Cardboard headset (Buy or make)
A Cardboard compatible phone
Unity 2018.3.0 (Download)

You can still follow along if you don’t have a Google Cardboard headset if you have a compatible phone, but it’ll be more fun if you have your own headset! We’ll be focusing on developing for Android phones in this class and you’ll end up with an APK that you can then send to your friends or even publish online for others to check out.

If you want to refer to my project while you go through yours, you can download it through my project's GitLab page. There you can find the source for what I showed in videos 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6. You can also download the VR application I show in video 7 here.

I'll also be continuing to work on my VR app so keep checking back for updates!

Gary Ng

AR/VR Specialist

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