Working With Unity

VisionLib's SDK for Unity3D is the easiest way to get started, because you can quickly setup tracking with VisionLib and use the Unity3D engine for rendering and application logic.

News & Updates:

Maintenance Release 19.12.1 is now available. See what's new:

• Release 19.12.1

Note: Updating the VisionLib Package. There are essential changes coming with the new VisionLib Release 19.11.1 for Unity3D. Be cautious when updating existing VisionLib projects. For details, please have a look at the change log and migration guide:

• Updating the VisionLib Package (Migration Guide)
• Release 19.11.1 (Change Log)

Getting Started

We've prepared step-by-step tutorials on how to use VisionLib with Unity3D. To get started, we recommend the quick-start:

• UnitySDK Quick Start

Besides, we offer tutorials showing how to use VisionLib's tracking techniques from scratch:

• Model Tracker Tutorial
• Poster Tracker Tutorial
• Build VisionLib Unity Projects
• HoloLens Model and Poster Tracker Tutorial
• Mixed Reality Toolkit Integration

Background + Trouble Shooting

The illusion of augmented reality relies on the effect of precisely superimposed visuals within the augmented views. That said, camera calibration and getting core tracking parameters right is essential. For this, we recommend also looking into tracking essentials:

• Camera Calibration
• Setting an Init-Pose
• Understanding Tracking Parameters

Update: For more trouble shooting, have a look at the FAQ section.

Experimental

• Using Models from Unity Hierarchy for Tracking (Experimental)
• AutoInit with WorkSpaces (Beta)