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“Instant Placement” was announced during Connect last year, but I couldn’t find references to it in the Meta SDKs until recently. The actual code name is “EnvironmentRaycastManager”, and it is extremely helpful because it allows you to place objects on vertical or horizontal surfaces within your environment without requiring...

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Dilmer Valecillos ᯅvor 1 Jahr

📌 Take a look at the coding docs at:

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VR fitness app PowerBeatsVR has just made its way to the official Meta Quest store! Grab it now and enjoy a fun workout anywhere, anytime, and without any subscription ever:

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Cactus VR Studiosvor 1 Jahr

Hololens 1 just called and want its feature back :D

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Dilmer Valecillos ᯅvor 1 Jahr

HoloLens 1 is so appreciated! so many great memories hehe

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Mattvor 1 Jahr

hopefully easier to use than MRTK surface magnetism :)

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kindaboredvor 1 Jahr

Big fan of your channel Dilmer.

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Dilmer Valecillos ᯅvor 1 Jahr

This means a lot, thank you!

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CORNMI HKvor 1 Jahr

This is a great find! 🔥

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Dilmer Valecillos ᯅvor 1 Jahr

Glad you found it helpful my friend!

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Dylan Bishopvor 1 Jahr

Dude nice! Wish Apple Vision Pro had this thanks @Scobleizer for reposting

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Natalie VRBelievervor 1 Jahr

Smart integration with Depth API for the raycast manager. Much cleaner than building a separate spatial mapping system.

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