A basic framework for getting started with OpenGL VR programming.
The skeleton app targets the Oculus SDK or OSVR, providing a simple framework for developing OpenGL VR programs. Take a look at the Scene class under src/ for a basic "hello world" implementation(some simple color cubes in space). Replace the Scene class with your own.
- Windows, Linux(OVR SDK 0.5.x), MacOS(OVR SDK 0.5.x)
- NVIDIA, AMD
- Oculus SDK, OSVR
- GLFW, SDL2
- CMake (for building)
- GLFW, SDL2 or SFML
- GLEW
- GLM
- Oculus SDK (optional)
- Sixense SDK (optional)
- AntTweakbar (optional)
I set up my local build environment with libraries installed under a single directory(C:/lib on Windows, ~/lib on Linux, ~/Development on MacOS). This location can be changed in cmake-gui by modifying the LIBS_HOME variable or by editing it in CMakeLists.txt directly.
- Adaptive render buffer resolution scaling to ensure fastest possible frame rate
- Camera frustum highlighting when headset approaches limits of tracking area
- Auxiliary window with AntTweakbar controls(toggle with backtick(`) press)
- Tap HMD to hide Health and Safety warning
- Mouse click to teleport in Scene, wheel tilt for "comfort mode" rotation
- Sixense SDK Hydra support
- Keyboard and gamepad world motion support
- Interchangeable GLFW, SDL2 and SFML backends
- OculusRiftInAction - Brad Davis
- Example_SelfContained.cpp - Brad Davis
- mutantstargoat - oculus2 - John Tsiombikas
- osgoculusviewer - Bjorn Blissing
- Oculus Rift SDL2 OpenGL Demo (Updated for Oculus SDK 0.4.0) - anarkavre
- Simple OVR GLFW Example - DoZo1971
- jovr - Java bindings for OVR SDK - Brad Davis
- python-ovrsdk - Python bindings for OVR SDK - Brad Davis
- OpenGL Sample Code - OpenGL Sample Code (including VR samples) - Morgan McGuire