Oculus-Quest-Sample-Project VS OculusQuestMixedRealityForiOS

If you prefer an example, I have a repository with a sample Android studio project with basic rendering and all that basic stuff! I also refactored the code and added some coments https://github.com/JsMarq96/Oculus-Quest-Sample-Project

I used Reality Mixer on IOS, I'm not sure if it's on android though. Then Mixed Reality Capture on the quest 2. Their github seems to have guides on there: https://github.com/fabio914/RealityMixer/blob/main/Instructions.md

FYI u/yeldellmedia you can totally play it/record it in Mixed Reality mode using RealityMixer!

There's a reality mixer app for iOS that you can download vis the beta App Store (it's not a jailbreak). Once you open it there's some simple instructions to follow once you put your quest on to calibrate the camera.

Not on Android, at moment only ios iPhone or ipad a12 chip and up I think https://github.com/fabio914/RealityMixer and also liv have there own app https://www.roadtovr.com/liv-mobile-beta-ios-app-mixed-reality-quest/ tried both really good no greenscreen required.

OP is the dev of Reality Mixer, an iOS app that lets you record mixed reality video without needing a greenscreen. So I'm pretty sure he deliberately chroma keyed his shirt :)

This is another one of my experiments with Mixed Reality. This time I’m testing a modified version of the Reality Mixer app that is using ARKit’s body tracking feature. This allows me to display an avatar in the Mixed Reality recording. The results aren’t perfect but I think it works well enough for me to add this to the app, what do you think?

Today I surprised my colleagues by joining one of our Zoom meetings from VR! I was using Immersed on my Quest 2 to control my computer remotely and I also used the Reality Mixer app on my iPad as a "mixed reality webcam" (I actually connected my iPad to the same Zoom meeting and then I shared the iPad screen that was showing the output from the Reality Mixer app).

That PR is still a bit rudimentary but it sort of works. I also wrote a small “server” for Unity that runs with Tilt Brush and that receives these camera pose updates.

Gravity Sketch is now available for free, and it turns out that you can record it in ”augmented reality” using the Reality Mixer app for iPhone/iPad. You can do this by choosing the “black room” preset on Gravity Sketch, and then using the “filtered” option for the “background layer visibility” (with the color black) on Reality Mixer before starting your mixed reality session.