A Unity application for rendering visual scenes. This is the companion application to behaviorMate that enables VR contexts.
This is a fork of losonczylab/vrMate with added multi-display support for Windows desktop builds.
Key change: Multiple HDMI outputs to a single IP address are now supported and managed by a single vrMate.exe instance. The original implementation required each display to have its own IP address and its own running instance of vrMate.
If you use vrMate for your research, please cite the following paper in any resulting publications:
Unity Editor (Version 2019.2.10f1)
*Note: during the installation of Unity Hub or the Unity Editor, be sure to choose the option for installing Android build support or build support for whatever platform vrmate will be run on.
vrMate can be built and run on most platforms, but we run it exclusively on Android. The following steps outline the Android build process.
- Clone the repository
git clone git@github.com:losonczylab/vrMate.git - Using Unity Hub, open the "vrmate" project. You will then be prompted to download editor version 2019.2.10f1.
- Build the project
- File > Build Settings > Build (Make sure "Android" is selected from the list of platforms before hitting build)
- Copy the APK file to the Android device and run it
- Simply start vrMate like any Android application.
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