PORTAL VR

You Ship VR application
We Ship VR HEADSET to test your application!

make cool VR/AR applications/games in 5-20 hours and we ship a VR headset to test your application!

DEADLINE - 16th August

HIGH
CREATIVITY
5-20Hr
TIME
$20-$70
VALUE
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What is PortalVR?

PortalVR is a YSWS where You ship a VR/AR application/game build using Unity, GoDot, WebXR, Phone AR apps or whatever you like if it supports VR/AR
Build something awesome in ~5-20 hours, and we'll ship you a VR headset to try it on!

Choose Your Tier !!!!

STARTER
5-6 Hours + Basic Creativity
$20 Budget
Google Cardboard or A Basic Headset
Simple project
Perfect for beginners
PRO
7-12 Hours + Unique + Advanced Creativity
$40 Budget
Advanced VR headset
Intermediate project
Multi platform support
Bonus Development tools
LEGENDS
12-20 Hours + MASTERPIECE
$70 Budget
Premium VR headset + controllers
Complex game/app
AR + VR integration

The tiers are not solely on the hours spent if you spend 20 hr making a basic project, it will still be considered a starter project

Tutorials

Need help getting started? These tutorials will guide you through building your own VR/AR experience.

Tutorial 1

Build Your First VR App - META

This tutorial helps you build your first VR app in Unity. It’s a basic app, which introduces primary Unity concepts such as 3D objects, components, and build settings. It does not use Oculus Integration package as the objective of this tutorial is to get you started with Unity’s basic concepts and interface. At the end, you’ll have a VR app ready to run on your computer

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Tutorial 2

Create an AR game using Unity's AR Foundation - Google

In this codelab, you'll build a simple game using AR Foundation. The goal of the game is to collect packages using a car that you control using your handheld device. However, this won't happen in an entirely virtual world! You'll mix physical atoms and digital bits to create a new type of player experience by creating a game that understands the environment around the player.

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Tutorial 3

Getting Started with Godot: The Open Source Game Engine

The Godot engine provides a rare opportunity to use a collaboratively built, MIT licensed game engine for VR development where you - yes you - can make a real difference in how the engine evolves. If this sounds useful, interesting or just plain fun, please read on as the creators of Godot share why the tool was created, and how you can get started developing VR applications with this open source game engine.

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Tutorial 4

Develop your first WebAR app using WebXR and Three.js

In this section, we will learn the basics of WebXR. In addition, we will create a web AR app using WebXR and three.js.

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