Logitech VR Ink Pilot Edition is a first-generation VR stylus for enterprise, coming later this year. Simple to use from the moment you pick it up, it offers control and precision, unleashing your creativity in VR, on two-dimensional physical surfaces or in three-dimensional room-scale space. This SDK will allow your VR app to take advantage of all the features of VR Ink.
Here you will find:
- A guide to getting started, including initial installation.
- How to integrate with Unity, Unreal, or your own platform.
- Recommended design guidelines for VR Ink.
- A set of example interaction blocks.
- A FAQ section.
 Windows 10 |
 SteamVR 1.4.18 |
 Unity 2017 LTS |
 Unreal 4.19 |
|---|---|---|---|
| You are developing your VR app in Microsoft Windows 10 64-bit. | This is the minimum required version of SteamVR that supports VR Ink. | You can use Unity to work with VR Ink. This is the Unity version used by the SDK. | You can use Unreal Engine to work with VR Ink. This is the Unreal Engine version used by the SDK. |
A demo is worth a thousand words! We recommend that you try out the demo experience that we have crafted to showcase some interesting and unique use cases with VR Ink. You will be able to experience three different scenarios:
- Free writing on a surface and drawing in 3D with pressure control.
- Markup & Review a model in 3D.
- Manipulate & Sculpt a 3D head in VR.
If you're looking to partner with us on VR Ink, please visit our website and fill out the contact form.
We are always working to improve VR Ink and address issues, we would love to hear your feedback!
- Search for, or file, a new issue if you find any problems with VR Ink or the SDK.
- If you have any ideas or feature requests regarding VR Ink or the SDK, feel free to create an new issue and label it as 'enhancement'.
- If you experience any problem with your VR Ink device, have a look at the FAQ section.
- If this does not solve your problem you can contact us at [email protected].
Copyright (c) 2019 Logitech, Inc. Licensed under the MIT License.
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