Oculus Quest and Unity: Getting started with VR Game Development

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Oculus Quest and Unity: Getting started with VR Game Development
English | 35m | Video: 720p

If you ever wanted to create your own VR game, now is the best time! The Oculus Quest is the first All-In-One VR headset with no wires and total freedom. With basic knowledge of Unity 3D you are able to create and test your game ideas directly on the Oculus Quest. In this class I will show you how to setup Unity and the Oculus Quest headset to take your first steps in VR game development.

More info - https://www.skillshare.com/classes/Oculus-Quest-and-Unity-Getting-started-with-VR-Game-Development/395515502

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