To begin developing immersive experiences with Unity and VRTK, we must first download and install the required tools. These tools include: Unity, an integrated development environment (IDE), and Git for either Windows or Mac.
I’m not going to lie to you: Setting all of this up might not be easy. There are many steps, and many points at which something could go wrong. I will try to be as agnostic in regard to platform as I can, but I am accustomed to developing with Unity on a PC running Windows 10. Unity is cross-platform, though, for both your development environment as well as deployments. Both Windows ...
