Create immersive virtual reality experiences with Unity’s VR feature setA feature set is a collection of related packages that you can use to achieve specific results in the Unity Editor. You can manage feature sets directly in Unity’s Package Manager. More info
See in Glossary. The VR feature set provides a starting point for VR development, installing all relevant packages necessary to add interactivity to your apps.
The Unity VR feature set pre-installs the packages you need for VR development. With OpenXR, you can simplify your VR development by targeting a wide range of VR devices. Alternatively, develop directly for the Oculus platform with the Oculus XR Plugin.
Unity directly supports the following VR platforms:
For more information on how to start developing applications for these platforms in Unity, see the documentation in the list above.
If you plan to target Valve’s OpenVR platform, you must download Valve’s OpenVR Unity XR Plugin and SteamVR Unity Plugin for input.
To configure your Unity project for AR, see Configuring your Unity project for XR.
The VR feature set contains the following packages:
To learn more about Unity’s full suite of AR platforms, watch the Getting Started with XR session from Unite Now 2020.
Reach out and connect with our developer community in Unity’s VR forum.
We’re on a mission to provide the best development platform for creating AR/VR experiences that distribute seamlessly to your target platforms. To understand our future trajectory, refer to the AR/VR product roadmap.
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