Leap Motion's intro to VR

In VR you can do anything. You can fly through space, manipulate the stars and swim through bubbles.

Press 1 for Grid, 2 for Spheres, 3 for Magical Stars and 4 for Aerobatics.

Be sure to select "Allow Images" and "Optimize for top-down tracking" in the Leap Motion Control Panel before launching this example.

• This demo supports both the Oculus DK1 and DK2.
• Includes exectuables for both Windows and OSX.
• Please use the 0.4.4+ runtime and set the Rift Display Mode to "Extend Desktop to the HMD"
• Designed to be used with Leap Motion VR Developer Mount.
• Requires Leap SDK Version 2.1.3 or newer
• Source code available now!
• Works best with discrete graphics cards (NVIDIA, AMD)

1. Get CMake 3.1+ and Microsoft Visual Studio 2013 Update 3
2. Download libraries here https://leapmotion.box.com/s/4ea6vdx2h1hidxz7vmhm
3. Extract the zip file into a local folder
4. Obtain Oculus Rift SDK 0.4.4+, and the latest LeapSDK, and copy "OculusSDK" and "LeapSDK" into the folder mentioned in step 3
5. Run CMake and set the source directory to this repository
6. Set EXTERNAL_LIBRARY_DIR to the folder mentioned in step 3
7. Open the generated VRIntro.sln file, and build
8. Copy any needed DLLs (SDL, SFML) from within the libraries folder to your binary folder. (We are planning to automate this soon!)

1. Get CMake 3.1+ and Xcode 6.0+
2. Download libraries here https://leapmotion.box.com/s/ujxqevpwdr06ccybwq2m
3. Extract the zip file into a local folder
4. Obtain Oculus Rift SDK 0.4.4+, and the latest LeapSDK, and copy "OculusSDK" and "LeapSDK" into the folder mentioned in step 3
5. cd into the VRintro repository and run ccmake. Set the source directory to ./VRIntro
6. Set EXTERNAL_LIBRARY_DIR to the folder mentioned in step 3
7. Open the generated VRIntro.xcodeproj file, and build