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Extended Reality

Extended Reality

What is Extended Reality?


Extended Reality combines Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR), and Mixed Reality (MR), encompassing various technologies that blend virtual and real-world experiences to provide richer and more comprehensive sensory and interactive experiences. With MAKAR Editor, you can create Extended Reality projects, allowing you to freely switch between VR, AR, and MR environments, enabling a diverse creative experience in building the metaverse.



How to Create an Extended Reality Project?


1. Click "New Project" on the left side of MAKAR Editor.




2. In the project creation window, select "Extended Reality" under the type section. Refer to the tutorial for "Complete Basic Project Settings" on the right side.




3. Successfully enter the Extended Reality (XR) project.




4. The key feature of Extended Reality is the ability to switch between different project types seamlessly. When you want to switch functionalities, click the scene object, and on the right side, select the experience type. You can easily switch to any type you desire!
 

1. Click Scene Objects 2. Select Experience Type
 
 

5. If you want to add different domains in different scenes, click「icon」to add scenes. For instructions on setting up scene jumps, refer to the tutorial on "Add Interactive Features".





 
Switch Between Different Project Types
 

【 Enter Virtual Reality 】
 

Method 1: Drag a 360 panoramic image from the asset library into the scene.  Method 2: Click scene objects, and on the right side, select "Virtual Reality" from the drop-down menu.

 


【 Enter Augmented Reality (Image) 】
 
Method 1: Drag an image target from the resource into the scene. Method 2: Click scene objects, and on the right side, select "Augmented Reality (Image)" from the drop-down menu. Then select the  image target from the resource and click "Confirm".

 


【 Enter Augmented Reality (Hand) 】
 

Method 1: Click scene objects, and on the right side, select "Augmented Reality (Hand)" from the drop-down menu. 

 


【 Enter Mixed Reality 】
 

Method 1: Drag objects from the resource into the scene. Method 2: Click scene objects, and on the right side, select "Mixed Reality" from the drop-down menu.

 




 

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