OpenXR.rb implements Ruby bindings for OpenXR 1.0, the open standard and cross-platform API for virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) hardware.
$ gem install openxr
OpenXR SDK 1.0.8+
require 'openxr'
OpenXR::Extension.each do |extension|
puts [extension.name, extension.version].join("\t")
end
OpenXR::Instance.create($0) do |instance|
...
end
We recommend Debian 11 (aka Bullseye) as a development environment. If you're on a Mac, you can run Debian in a virtual machine using VMware Fusion or VirtualBox.
Install the Debian packages for the OpenXR SDK's loader as follows:
$ apt install libopenxr-loader1
That's the only required package, but find related packages of interest using:
$ apt search openxr
In addition, you will need an OpenXR runtime for your hardware. In the absence of suitable vendor-supplied runtimes, have a look at the open-source Monado project which supports many common devices.
OpenXR.py: OpenXR bindings for Python.
OpenXR.dart: OpenXR bindings for Dart & Flutter.
Unofficial OpenXR Tests: An unofficial OpenXR conformance test suite.
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