Here are the steps to apply ARCore to Meta Quest 2:
Download the ARCore SDK First, you need to download and install the ARCore SDK. The ARCore SDK can be used with development tools such as Android Studio or Unity. Download the necessary files from the ARCore SDK download page and install them.
Install ARCore on Meta Quest 2 Since Meta Quest 2 is based on Android, you need to install the ARCore APK file on Meta Quest 2. The ARCore APK file can be downloaded from the Google Play Store. To install the ARCore APK file on Meta Quest 2, follow these steps.
Connect Meta Quest 2 to your computer.
Use the Android Debug Bridge (ADB) to install the ARCore APK file on Meta Quest 2. For example, you can use the following command to install it:
adb install -r <path to ARCore APK file>
where <path to ARCore APK file> is the path to the ARCore APK file you want to install.
Add ARCore to your Unity project To use ARCore in Unity, you need to add the Unity package provided by the ARCore SDK. The Unity package provided by the ARCore SDK can be downloaded from the Unity Asset Store. After downloading and adding the package, you can create a Unity project that uses ARCore.
Use ARCore on Meta Quest 2 To use ARCore on Meta Quest 2, you need to build an application that uses ARCore in Unity and install the APK file on Meta Quest 2. To install the APK file on Meta Quest 2, follow these steps.
Save the APK file that you built in Unity to your computer.
Connect Meta Quest 2 to your computer.
Use the Android Debug Bridge (ADB) to install the APK file on Meta Quest 2. For example, you can use the following command to install it:
adb install -r <path to APK file>
where <path to APK file> is the path to the APK file you want to install.
By following the steps above, you can use ARCore on Meta Quest 2. You can develop AR applications on Meta Quest 2 using ARCore.
This looks very much like ChatGPT. (I asked it how to install arcore on a quest 2 and it gave similar incorrect instructions)
ARCore can't work on a Quest 2. It requires camera access and the Quest's cameras are explicitly blocked from being read by user programs. The passthrough API can show the cameras in-headset, but the user program can't tell what is being shown.
