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Anonymous
April 1, 2016

Where to find the Oculus Platform SDK Plugin for Unity

There are a number of platform features available for developers now including Achievements, Leaderboards, etc.  We provide a Unity plugin to make access that functionality a bit easier.  You can find the plugin in the OVR 1.3 SDK in:

PlatformSDK\Unity



There’s also a Unity sample that you can check out in:



PlatformSDK\Samples\PlatformSample.

-j

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    ezone
    ezone
    Up and Coming
    April 29, 2016
    Have you got a URL you can point me to?
    Simon Edis - Ezone.com
    cybereality
    Inspiring
    April 29, 2016
    It's on the download page (look for Oculus Platform SDK):
    https://developer.oculus.com/downloads/
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    bbagnall
    Up and Coming
    May 1, 2016
    Keep in mind the latest version of Unity apparently doesn't need the plugin anymore.
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    ezone
    ezone
    Up and Coming
    May 3, 2016
    Hmmm, nothing in the Unity SDKs to hook into the leaderboards or achievements. What am I missing?
    Simon Edis - Ezone.com
    tcs6535
    New Participant
    May 4, 2016
    Once you import the Platform package you can start using it in your scripts. In your assets folder there should be a folder called "OculusPlatform", and there should be a new menu item called "Oculus Platform" in between "Component" and "Window". There lies "edit settings" where you put your appID and whatnot.

    In C# scripts, Its under a namespace called Oculus.Platform
    Oculus.Platform.Leaderboards.WriteEntry() for example.

    I am also having trouble implementing them though.

    Is there ANY documentation on how to use the Oculus Platform with Unity? The only documentation is for C and uses different methods.
    ezone
    ezone
    Up and Coming
    May 5, 2016
    Thanks! For others that are confused, what you want is the 'Oculus Platform SDK 1.1' (it's under 'SDK & Runtime', not 'Engine Integration' ):

    https://developer.oculus.com/downloads/platform/1.1/Oculus_Platform_SDK/

    Within the download is a Unity directory with the OculusPlatform.unitypackage and a Unity project in 'Samples/UnitySample' which includes a scene with demo calls.
    Simon Edis - Ezone.com
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