PolySpatial Settings

To access the PolySpatial Settings window, go to: Edit > Project Settings > PolySpatial Settings in the Unity Editor.

The following settings are available:

Setting	Description
Default Volume Camera Window Configuration	Specifies the default Volume Camera Window Configuration to be used when no configuration is set on a Volume Camera component. This also determines the start-up scene for the application. For example, a project with the default Unbounded Volume Camera Window Configuration will start with an ImmersiveSpace, hiding other applications and the virtual environment.
Auto-Create Volume Camera	When enabled, if there is no Volume Camera present during any frame, a Volume Camera is created using the default settings. Disable this to directly manage all Volume Camera aspects, such as creating Volume Camera from a script.
Particle System Mode	How particle systems are handled: - Replicate Properties: Unity particle system properties are mapped to native particle system properties. - Bake to Mesh: Particle systems are baked to a mesh every frame and rendered as regular meshes.
Collider Objects Layer Mask	Only Colliders in these layers are replicated to the target for input.
Ignored Objects Layer Mask	GameObjects in these layers are be replicated to the target.
Light and Reflection Probes	Replicate light and reflection probes. Warning: Enabling this option can have a large performance impact.
Fallback Shader Conversion	When enabled, a number of legacy built-in shaders are replicated on a best-effort basis.
Material Swap Sets	The list of Material Swap Set assets to apply at runtime.
Extra Debug Information	When enabled, additional GameObject information (such as names) are replicated.
Runtime Validation	When enabled, the runtime validation layer is enabled. This layer checks for common problems.
Disabled Features	This list allows you to disable specific Unity features from being replicated to the target. This is useful for debugging or occasionally performance.
PolySpatial project validation	Specifies when the PolySpatial validation rules are checked: - Enabled For VisionOS Only: Only when the project's build target is set to visionOS. - Enabled For All Platforms: Always enabled. Use this settings for cross-platform projects if you want to be alerted to potential incompatibilities with the PolySpatial platform. - Disabled: Do not run PolySpatial validation checks.
Warnings For ShaderGraphs in Packages	When enabled, warnings generated by MaterialX conversion for Shader Graphics in packages are reported to the console.
Minify ShaderGraph Node Names	When enabled, node names in converted MaterialX shader graphs will be minified, improving load performance on visionOS.
Logging Categories	Specifies which PolySpatial subsystems produce log messages and stack traces.
Auto-Add PolySpatial RayCaster	In order to make input work as well as possible with UGUI content, PolySpatial has to add its own RayCaster to all Canvases in the scene. This may conflict with other RayCaster implementations (notably XRI) added to Canvases. Disable this property to allow for the use of non-PolySpatial RayCasters on Canvases in your scene. When disabled, PolySpatial will log a warning to the console about input possibly not working.