| SDK | Company | Runtime Platform |
|---|---|---|
| GearVR | Samsung | Galaxy Note 5/S6/S6 Edge/S6 Edge+ |
| GVR(Cardboard And Daydream) | Android 4.4 (KitKat) or higher | |
| DeepoonVR | Deepoon | Galaxy Note 5/S6/S6 Edge/S6 Edge+ |
| MaliVR | ARM | Mali GPU and Android 6.0 (KitKat) or higher |
| OculusVR | Oculus | Windows 7+ |
##How to test
1.Create a new cocos project
$ cocos new project-name -l cpp[lua][js]
2.Use cocos package manager to install sdks
$ cocos package import -v -b vrsdkbase -p project-path --anysdk
Need install vrsdkbase first
$ cocos package import -v -b gearvr -p project-path --anysdk
$ cocos package import -v -b deepoon -p project-path --anysdk
$ cocos package import -v -b gvr -p project-path --anysdk
$ cocos package import -v -b malivr -p project-path --anysdk
$ cocos package import -v -b oculus -p project-path --anysdk
3.Use switchVRPlatform.py to switch vr platform
cpp:
$ python project-path/vrsdks/switchVRPlatform.py -p gearvr-sdk[deepoon-sdk][gvr-sdk][oculus-sdk]
lua and js:
$ python project-path/frameworks/runtime-src/vrsdks/switchVRPlatform.py -p gearvr-sdk[deepoon-sdk][gvr-sdk][oculus-sdk]
4.compile project
$ cocos compile -p android [--android-studio] --app-abi armeabi-v7a
Only suppurt armeabi-v7a architecture
gearvr/deepoon/gvr only support android platform and gvr only support Android Studio to compile
For oculus, we need use Visual Studio to compile, because it only support win32 platform.
We need manually add the oculus-sdk to Visual Studio, because I haven't find a way to automatically add a .vcxproj to Visual Studio.
Add vrsdks/oculus-sdk/oculus/proj.win32/liboculus.vcxproj to solution.
Add vrsdks/oculus-sdk/CCVROculusRenderer.cpp and vrsdks/oculus-sdk/CCVROculusHeadTracker.cpp to project.