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The Tarsier Goggles Project aims to let a user experience the world through the eyes of a tarsier. The experience focuses on different vision adaptions and the everyday life of these unique animals.
You will need a VR-ready Windows PC, with a copy of Unity 2019.3. It is also essential to have an Oculus Quest headset with all hardware installed and the software (including SteamVR) configured and updated.
Fork or clone the project using git to begin development!
You will need a VR-ready Windows PC, with a copy of Unity 2019.3. It is also essential to have an Oculus Quest headset with all hardware installed and the software (including SteamVR) configured and updated.
- Download the Tarsier.VR.build to anywhere on your computer.
- Extract the
Tarsier VR Buildfolder from the zip file, and enter that directory. - Ensure that the SteamVR compositor is running (that SteamVR has started up, sensed the hardware, and is currently in the SteamVR Home app)
- Run the
Tarsier-Gogglesexecutable file.
If the Tarsier-Goggles executable file and the Tarsier-Goggles_Data folder are in different directories, the app may not run.
The user will start in the Home Lobby scene, where there will be an optional tutorial. To transition to another scene the user will pull a pair of goggles to their face.
The toggled vision is created with components on the SteamVR Camera Eye Game object.
We use the Post Processing Component on the Camera Eye object for the depth of field effect
- Unity3D
- Maya