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Qualisys Unity SDK
Unity package for the C# (.NET) implementation for Qualisys Track
Animating characters is straightforward with automatic mapping between Unity’s Mecanim human bones and QTM segments. Just add the skeleton script, set the actor name of the QTM skeleton and press play. Using a QTM rigid body to set the position and orientation of a GameObject is equally easy. Just add a script to the GameObject and set the name of the QTM rigid body. Get a real-time stream of motion capture data in Unity with minimal latency. This makes it possible to drive characters, rigid bodies or any other Unity object. ... -
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Simple Note VR
Notification system to display plain text in VR for Unity engine
...Please go to the release page to download the package. Import the package into your own project, simply drag the "NotificationVR" prefab to the scene. Then, in your own script, call "SimpleNoteVR.Instance. Notify(string words, float lingertime)" to trigger plain text notifications.([lingertime is the duration that your notification will last for]). You can also choose to call "SimpleNoteVR.Instance.Notfiy_Hold(string words)". This function will instead keep the notification in place until you call "SimpleNoteVR.Instance.Notfiy_Release" to release it. ...
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