WHICH of these various Unity SDK and plugin packages are CORRECT TO USE for Unity 2018???

@DHARMAKAYA

Our engineers have found that any Oculus packages within the Package Manager can cause a critical conflict within the editor. I've gone into more detail in the following post: https://forums.oculusvr.com/developer/discussion/72474/unity-alert-issues-with-2018-3-and-package-manager-01-03-19

On the note of streamlining the Oculus Integration from the Unity Asset Store:

Currently, as of writing, v1.32 of the Oculus Integration package in the Unity Asset Store contains the following:

• AudioManager
• Avatar
• LipSync
• Platform
• SampleFramework
• Spatializer
• VoiceMod
• VR

The bare minimum I would recommend is Avatar, Platform, VR:

• Avatar - Provides social and hand presence enhancements through Oculus Avatars
• Platform - Contains support for various crucial features (entitlement checking, leaderboards, VoIP)
• VR - Contains the core essentials for creating VR experiences

As of v1.32, the Sample Framework is now included with the Oculus Utilities package. I recommend importing this if you need to reference samples that contain examples and best practices for VR design:

• SampleFramework  Provides sample scenes for developers for common VR-specific features such as hand presence with Oculus Touch, locomotion, custom hands, and the Oculus Guardian System. 

The remaining resources are audio-specific - I recommend you decide on enabling these based on the needs of your app (read more about these here):

• AudioManager - Provides sound FX management that is external to Unity scene files.
• Lipsync - Enables you to sync avatar lip movements to speech sounds.
• Spatializer - Provides a plugin built on Unity’s native audio plugin.
• VoiceMod Allows you to modify incoming audio signals. It analyzes audio input streams from canned sources (dialogue) or a microphone input and re-generates the audio with modified characteristics.