Getting started - Platforms & Engines

Getting started with SteamVR, Github, Timeline Unity, Cinemachine Unity Arduino, Unity, VRTK toolkit & A-frame

Start playing games: Steam VR entertainment platform

SteamVR

SteamVR Getting Startedarrow-up-right

Learn Github

Introduction to GitHubarrow-up-right

How to use GitHub with Unityarrow-up-right

HMTL preview Githubarrow-up-right

Learn Timeline Unity

Building Cinematic VR: Timeline and Other Techniquesarrow-up-right

Timeline introductionarrow-up-right

Timeline getting startedarrow-up-right

Learn Cinemachine Unity

Using Cinemachine: Getting Startedarrow-up-right

Introduction to Cinemachine Uityarrow-up-right

Try Arduino make your own controllers

Arduino

Start with:

Do lots of Unity tutorials

Unity

Unity personal downloadarrow-up-right It's a free version and it's great for beginners.

For specific Unity Tutorials, Go to Brackeys playlistarrow-up-right

Unity Tutorials Brackeys series

Unity Beginner Tutorialsarrow-up-right

Unity Intermediate Tutorialsarrow-up-right

Unity Advanced Tutorialsarrow-up-right

Cool Unity Tutorials and Keynotesarrow-up-right

Unity 5 Tutorial Daniel Wood series

VRTK toolkit (scripting templates, be thoughtful about this!)

VRTK toolkit

VRTK toolkit Github repositoryarrow-up-right

VRTK How to Use Githubarrow-up-right

VRTK toolkit Documentationarrow-up-right

VRTK Slack Channel invitearrow-up-right

VRTK Slack Channelarrow-up-right

VRTK Simulator Prefab

Exploring VR basics without VR headset, ideal for testing out ideas without owning VR hardware or if something needs testing but continually putting on and off the VR headset is a pain.

VR Simulator Prefabarrow-up-right

WebVR made easy: A-frame

A-frame

Aframe Boilerplatearrow-up-right

Building a Basic Scene WebVR in A-framearrow-up-right

Building a Basic Scenearrow-up-right

Setting up WebVR + A-frame in Mozilla mixed realityarrow-up-right

A-frame use casearrow-up-right

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