How To Make A 360 Video Player With Unity For VR 

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I don't think it would be too hard to do either. I'm not sure about the Gazed approach though. I'm too poor to buy a quest pro to test that one out 😂

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Of course! Keep in mind that since it's a video you're only getting 3dof, which means you cannot walk around (and if you try you might get disoriented). I know some people who get pretty sick when watching 3dof videos, so you may want to advise people to stay still and only turn their head as an accessibility precaution. Other than that they're pretty cool since you can get pretty looking scenes/skyboxes without rendering anything in real-time. For VR stereoscopic video is better than just a pano since you'll also be getting depth perception and things will look less flat. This may also help alleviate motion sickness to people who are prone to it. Not really sure how non-stereoscopic video looks in VR myself, probably not great

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@@PunMister when shd we use, xr interaction toolkit, ovr rig and this meta xr sdk or this presence platform or building blocks can u pl write an answer

@@mathiolia5877 I've never used meta xr sdk so I can't give much insight, though I believe it's quest only so you should only use it if you don't plan to port to other platforms. XR interaction toolkit is cross compatible and can easily be ported to any platform, so that's a plus. Again I'm not aware of functionality differences, though if you aren't sure I think your safest bet is xr interaction toolkit as it's fairly competent and has good documentation