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While a good portion of developers will still be switching engines and staying there, as an AR developer, there isn't really anywhere else for me to go aside fr
by jhaehl 3y ago
While a good portion of developers will still be switching engines and staying there, as an AR developer, there isn't really anywhere else for me to go aside from developing with WebXR. Because of this, I am glad to see these changes.
- roblabla 3y agoWhat prevents you from using Unreal Engine? It has AR, and it seems fairly mature, though I've never tried it. Is it technical limitation/pricing?
- peteforde 3y agoApple won't even release an Unreal SDK for Vision Pro, since they are still fighting over Fortnite. Unity has a major lock on the VR/AR/MR space.
- jhaehl 3y agoApple's Vision Pro support as well as Niantic's Lightship ARDK are currently only available via Unity. In general, many of the tools for new AR platforms and devices are developed for Unity first. With all of this backlash that might change in the future, but for the time being the overwhelming majority of AR support goes into Unity.