The Mixed Reality Extension SDK Godot library makes it easy for any Godot app or game to support user generated content (UGC) built with the Mixed Reality Extension SDK. It also makes it easy to test an MRE within a simple environment inside the Godot editor.
This project was forked from Mixed Reality Extension Unity.
- Install Git
- Use GodotEngine to Install Godot 3.
From command prompt:
git clone http://github.com/dasg34/mixed-reality-extension-godot- Open Godot editor with
project.godot - Open the scene
MREGodotRuntime/Scenes/HelloWorld.tscn - Play Scene(F6)
You should now see a slowly spinning Hello World label.
The MRETestbed project contains 4 Godot scenes set up for different testing purposes
HelloWorld.tscn: Connects to a single MRE in the cloud on startup, no interaction needed.Standalone.tscn: Connects to a localhost.TriggerVolumeTestBed-localhost.tscn: Connects to a localhost MRE when you walk close - useful for testing user join/leave.SynchronizationTest-localhost.tscn: Connects twice to twice to a localhost MREs with the same session ID. When you click on the two spheres you will see 2 different connections to the same server, so you can perform basic multiuser testing without multiple machines or multiple unity instances.
The Localhost samples requires a local node server running, see the Sample repository for localhost deployment.
- For more information, please see the Mixed Reality Extension SDK repository's README.md is the best source of information about features, current state, limitations, goal, major known issues, and roadmap.
To report issues and feature requests: Github issues page.
Code licensed under the MIT License.