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pyopenxr_examples

Sample programs using the pyopenxr python AR/VR bindings from https://github.com/cmbruns/pyopenxr

  1. hello_xr.py: This is a faithful translation into python of the hello_xr example from https://github.com/KhronosGroup/OpenXR-SDK-Source/tree/main/src/tests/hello_xr . Watch the colorful cubes attached to various spatial frames, and squeeze the controller triggers to experience an effect. This is a multi-source-file example, because the original C source also spans multiple files. hello_xr screen shot
  2. color_cube.py: This is a one-file example showing a large cube on the floor in the center of your VR space. This example uses a high-level xr.ContextObject instance to help keep the example compact. color_cube.py screen shot
  3. debug_all_the_things.py: Combines seven different ways to add logging messages to help debug pyopenxr programs.
  4. pink_world.py: The simplest opengl rendering example. The whole universe is a uniform pink.
  5. track_hmd2.py : Prints the location of the headset to the console.
  6. track_controller.py: Prints the location of the motion controllers to the console.
  7. vive_tracker.py : Print the locations of Vive Tracker devices. But not if they are assigned "handheld_object" role for some reason.