Thursday, 19 May 2016
Google’s Daydream may bring VR to Android in a big, way, but it’ll need developers to build apps and games. If that sounds like you, we’ve got good news: you can start building for Daydream on Android today. Via a dedicated website for VR developers, Google has released a ‘Google VR NDK’ for Daydream which also supports Cardboard. It will help form spatial audio, track head movement and calibrate 3D environments. There’s also a Unity SDK available via a plugin. Google says full native Unity support for Daydream will launch this Summer. Unreal Engine 4.1.2 is also compatible with Daydream. Daydream…
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