This is a toolkit to support mixed-presence multi-user applications in mixed-reality environments. More information about our toolkit and its features can be found in our paper at the MASK workshop at IEEE ISMAR 2024:
A Research Platform for Studying Mixed-Presence Collaboration Büschel, W.; Krug, K.; Satkowski, M.; Gumhold, S.; Dachselt, R. In Proceedings of 2024 IEEE International Symposium on Mixed and Augmented Reality Adjunct (ISMAR-Adjunct). ISMAR '24, Seattle. IEEE, 2024. DOI: 10.1109/ISMAR-Adjunct64951.2024.00058
This software is being developed for research use. It may contain bugs, including critical security flaws. Do not use this software for mission-critical purposes and only use it in closed, trusted networks. In accordance with the license terms, no warranty of any kind is given.
- To limit the size of the repository, several resources and libraries have been removed. Please download these files from the releases section and copy them into the cloned repository.
- Use MoveLibraryFiles.bat (included in the resources download) to copy files from the Packages directory to the correct locations.
- To run the Kinect body tracking in Unity, copy directml.dll to the installation directory of the Unity editor.
- To build a standalone executable, make sure to put the required DLLs for ONNX Runtime execution in the same directory.