AnyVR

AnyVR is an open-source framework for creating multi-platform, multi-user XR experiences.

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Install

1. Open a project.

2. Install XR Plugin Management.

3. Add OpenXR Plug-in Provider.

4. In OpenXR Settings: Add 'Oculus Touch Controller Profile' to Enabled Interaction Profiles.

5. Import xr starter assets & spatial keyboard from XRI's samples catalogue.

6. Import the following packages with the Unity Package Manager (you can add these lines to your manifest.json).
   
   Important: You will have to include "io.livekit.unity", if and only if you aim to build for the web, and "io.livekit.livekit-sdk" otherwise. For more info, see below.

    "rwth.lfi.anyvr": "https://github.com/rwthlfi/AnyVR.git",
    "io.livekit.unity": "https://github.com/livekit/client-sdk-unity-web.git",
    "io.livekit.livekit-sdk": "https://github.com/livekit/client-sdk-unity.git",
    "com.firstgeargames.fishnet": "https://github.com/FirstGearGames/FishNet.git?path=Assets/FishNet",
    "com.firstgeargames.fishnet.bayou": "https://github.com/FirstGearGames/Bayou.git?path=FishNet/Plugins/Bayou",

7. Import LobbySetup Sample (Optional). This serves as example how to setup an online scene.

8. Enable AnyVR Tests (Optional): Add '"testables": "rwth.lfi.anyvr"' to the manifest.

LiveKit

The project integrates LiveKit for real-time voice communication. To support both Standalone and WebGL builds, the following LiveKit packages are included:

• client-sdk-unity (Standalone)
• client-sdk-unity-web (WegGL)

Handling Namespace Conflicts

Both packages define the same namespace, which leads to type ambiguity errors.

You can resolve this issue in two ways:

1. Use the menu option AnyVr > Set Target to adjust the assembly definitions in the PackageCache automatically.
2. Only include the LiveKit package for the current build target via the PackageManager.