LeVRnPotentialAndKineticEnergy

An educational VR project developed to teach Junior Secondary School students about Potential and Kinetic Energy.

Prerequisites

• Unity 2019.3.3f1

Getting Started

These instructions will get a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes. See deployment for notes on how to deploy the project on your Oculus Go.

Installing

To get a copy of this project working properly on your local machine, follow these simple steps:

• Download the project folder.
• Open the project with Unity 2019.3.3f1.
• Ensure the platform is set to Android in Build Settings.
• Build the .apk, load it into an Oculus Go and test the experience to ensure everything works fine.

Deployment

On your phone

• Open the Oculus app on your phone
• Click your paired Oculus Go headset at the top
• Click More Settings > Developer Mode and then toggle Developer Mode ON
• Connect the Oculus Go to your computer
• Accept the RSA key request on the Oculus Go

On your computer

If you are on Windows, you could check if these files have already been downloaded and installed

• Android Platform tool
• ADB drivers from Oculus website
  • Unzip the downloaded file
  • Right-click on the .inffile and select install
  • Go to Start Menu, search for CMD, right-click and open as administrator

On your opened terminal

• Type "adb devices" and press enter
  • If you don’t see any devices listed in the output, turn off your Go, disconnect the USB, power your Go back on, reconnect the USB and then run the command again
  • If you see a device ID show up in the output with “unauthorized” behind it, put your Oculus Go on and give permission
  • If you see a device ID show up with “device” behind it, you are good to go and ready for the next step
• If your Oculus Go is still not found on the terminal
  • Go to the INSTALLEDPATH of the Android Platform tool on your computer (usually, it is found in C:\Users\YOURUSERNAME\AppData\Local\Android\sdk\platform-tools or C:\Users\YOURUSERNAME\AndroidPlatformTools\Android\sdk\platform-tools) and check if adb.exe is there
  • Copy the directory (right-click on the address bar and copy the address)
  • Go back to command prompt and type "cd TheDirectoryYouCopied" and press enter
  • Then type adb
  • Connect your Oculus Go to your computer
  • Type adb devices (your device ID should appear)
• Then type "adb install PathToYourApk\ApkName.apk" and press enter

Contributing

Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for details on how best to contribute to this project.

Authors

• Isiaq Gbadamosi
• Gregory Onyeahialam
• Judith Okonkwo*