Virtual and Augmented Reality together are now referred to as XR or “Extended-Reality”. You’re in the right place at the right time to build something amazing in XR! XR applications can be created in Unity for many devices, our focus…
Author: Lance Larsen
XR Step-by-Step! Installing the Tools you need for Hololens 2! Unity 2021 + MRTK 2.7 + Visual Studio 2022
Virtual and Augmented Reality together are now referred to as XR or “Extended-Reality”. You’re in the right place at the right time to build something amazing in XR! XR applications can be created in Unity for many devices, our focus…
XR Step-by-Step! Coding your Touch Controller for your Oculus Quest XR project in Unity 2021!
Virtual and Augmented Reality together are now referred to as XR or “Extended-Reality”. You’re in the right place at the right time to build something amazing in XR! XR applications can be created in Unity for many devices, our focus…
XR Step-by-Step! Setting up Touch Controller for your Oculus Quest XR project in Unity 2021!
Let’s add our Quest Touch controllers to our XR project!
XR Step-by-Step! Keep your XR project safe with a Github Code Repo!
Move our XR project into GitHub code repo!
XR Step-by-Step! Setting up Mixed-Reality Passthrough for your Oculus Quest XR project in Unity 2021!
Adding passthrough to our XR experience!
XR Step-by-Step! Setting up your Oculus Quest XR project in Unity 2021!
Let’s start building our XR experience together!
XR Step-by-Step! Installing the Tools you need for XR development == Unity 2021
Let’s get started with installing our XR development tools!
Blazor Tips-n-Tricks! Auto-Increment your Version tag with Powershell
Code sample for this is available here! https://github.com/lancelarsen/AutoVersionInFooter So in days long ago… for ASP.NET websites we were able to set a parameter in our AssemblyInfo.cs to [assembly: AssemblyVersion(“1.0.*”)] — this allowed for auto incrementation of the version number when…
Blazor Tips-n-Tricks! How to Remove Visual Studio @Code Grey Background
Have heard it from others – and I agree – it’s harder to read your code with the default “grey background” when writing Blazor with the @code formatting. So — what to do? Simple solution is to change the way…