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Hands-On Setup for Oculus Quest

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This lecture covers the hands-on setup of a basic scene for the Oculus Quest using Unity 2020.2. The instructor demonstrates the process step by step, including setting up the scene, adjusting camera positions, and building the game for the Oculus Quest. The lecture also includes information on integrating audio, controllers, and VR devices, as well as debugging and recording videos in HMD.

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