Disclaimer: This was developed as a proof of concept, but if people find it useful, I might spend time to develop it further into a more polished product.
Sync mesh between Houdini and the Apple Vision Pro. Run Houdini or blender on a Mac computer, sending the mesh through the network to your Vision Pro.
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Compile and run ReceiverUnityLookingGlass and you are ready to share with Houdini or Blender
Compile and run ReceiverUnityMetaQuest (Works on PC and also on standalone).
If you are using it on standalone, don't forget to set your Quest's IP address in Houdini or Blender.
For screen casting, install NDI, launch Screen Capture (enable the mouse cursor capture in "Capture Settings" from the tray icon), and use the Router to create an output called "ScreenCast".
- IP Address: The IP address of your Apple Vision Pro.
- Port: Port used for network communication. If you change it, you will also have to change it in the client code.
- ChunkSize: Mesh is sliced by chunks before sending. 8192 is a good value.
- Invert Triangle: Invert triangle orientation. Mainly used for debugging purposes.
- Verbose: Logs information if the transfer is successful.
- Open the
SendMesh.pyscript in the Text Editor. - If you are using another device to see the result change the ip_adress in the code.
- Start the script.
Optimize file transfer (At least better share the vertex).(Done)- Use 16bits indices in less than 216 vertices.
- Use hand gestures to rotate and zoom.
- Have nice round buttons instead of text (Better for eye tracking).
- Support for optional vertex color (Cd).