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What's new in 2.5.4

Fixes a bug with Oculus Integration when using UPM

When using UPM, the OculusXRSDKDeviceManagerProfile would always have its prefabs set to None on startup. This release configures the Device Manager to point to a working set of prefabs on startup.

Fixes an issue with OpenXR via UPM

Fixes an issue where the OpenXR providers weren't added to the link.xml by default, causing new projects to fail to run on-device when using OpenXR and MRTK via Unity's Package Manager. Existing projects that are upgraded will still need this added manually.

What's new in 2.5.3

Fixes a regression with Oculus introduced in 2.5.2

2.5.2 introduced a build issue when integrating the Oculus SDK. This release reverts that issue.

What's new in 2.5.2

Add support for OpenXR

Initial support for Unity's OpenXR preview package and Microsoft's Mixed Reality OpenXR package has been added. See the MRTK/XRSDK getting started page, Unity's forum post, or Microsoft's documentation for more information.

Important

OpenXR in Unity is only supported on Unity 2020.3 and higher.It also only supports x64, ARM, and ARM64 builds.

Boundary visualization errors fixed

Boundary visualizations, like the floor or walls, will now be properly configured and visible at runtime according to the boundary profile.

MSBuild for Unity support

Support for MSBuild for Unity has been removed as of the 2.5.2 release, to align with Unity's new package guidance.

What's new in 2.5.1

Package dependency errors fixed

This release fixes incorrect inter-package file dependencies (ex: files in Standard Assets no longer incorrectly reference files in Foundation). Version 2.5.1 also adds an explicit dependency on Text Mesh Pro.

Standard Assets package shaders copied to Assets/MRTK/Shaders

When the Standard Assets package is installed via UPM, the shaders will be copied to the Assets/MRTK/Shaders folder so that they will no longer be immutable. This resolves the issue of shaders updated for the Universal Render Pipeline (URP) reverting the legacy behavior the next time the project is loaded.

Fixed teleport cursor sticking to hands

This release fixes an issue where the teleport destination cursor can stick to hand visuals.

What's new in 2.5.0

Unity Package Manager (UPM) support

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The Mixed Reality Toolkit can now be managed using the Unity Package Manager.

Note

There are some manual steps required to import the MRTK UPM packages. Please review Mixed Reality Toolkit and Unity Package Manager for more information.

Oculus Quest XR SDK support

MRTK now supports running Oculus Quest Headsets and Controllers using the native XR SDK pipeline. Hand tracking is also supported with the Oculus Integration Unity package thanks to Eric Provencher's work on MRTK-Quest!

For instructions on how to deploy your device on the Oculus Quest using the new pipeline, see the Oculus Quest Setup Guide

Scrolling Object Collection

The MRTK UX component has been upgraded from an experimental feature and offers more freedom for layouting 3D content of different sizes with added support for objects that have no colliders attached. A new option for disabling content masking was also added, making prototyping easier.

See Scrolling Object Collection for more information.

Teleport pointer animation, handling, and sound improvements

The teleport pointer now has improved animations and audio feedback. We also improved the handling of the teleport pointer so it handles smoother when transitioning from pointing at nearby surfaces to farther away surfaces.

Input simulation cheat sheet

The HandInteractionExamples scene now has a configurable shortcut to show a help page for input simulation

Input simulation eye gaze with mouse

Users can now use the Mouse for simulating eye tracking. See the Eye Simulation Mode field in the input simulation profile and set it to Mouse. This replaces the previous Simulate Eye Position field.

Input simulation motion controller in editor Play Mode

Users can now simulate motion controller just like hands in editor play mode. The trigger, grab and menu buttons are currently supported.

Conical grab pointer

Grab pointers can now be configured to query for nearby objects using a cone from the grab point rather than a sphere. This more closely resembles the behavior from the default HoloLens 2interface, which queries for nearby objects using a cone. The DefaultHoloLens2InputSystemProfile has also been adjusted to use the new ConicalGrabPointer.

TestUtilities package

There is now a package (Microsoft.MixedReality.Toolkit.Unity.TestUtilities.2.5.0.unitypackage) that contains thePlayMode and TestMode test infrastructure that the MRTK uses to create end-to-end tests. This infrastructure hasbeen extremely handy for the MRTK team itself, and we're excited to have consumers use this to add test coverageto their own projects.

The following code shows how to create a test hand, show it at a certain location, move it around, and thenpinch and open.

For instructions on how to write a test using these TestUtilities, see this section onwriting tests.

For examples of existing tests that use this infrastructure, see MRTK's PlayModeTests.

Support for the Leap Motion 4.5.1 Unity Modules

Support for the Leap Motion Unity Modules version 4.5.1 has been added and support for the 4.4.0 assets has been removed. The current supported versions of the Leap Motion Unity Modules are 4.5.0 and 4.5.1.

There is also an additional step for initial Leap Motion integration, see How to Configure the Leap Motion Hand Tracking in MRTK for more information.

Spatial Awareness Mesh Observer better handles customization of materials

With this release, the Windows Mixed Reality Spatial Mesh Observer and the Generic XR SDK Spatial Mesh Observer components have improved visual material handling. Materials are now preserved when a mesh has been updated by the observer where, previously, they were reset to the default VisibleMaterial as configured in the profile.

This enables developers to alter the mesh material and not have the changes overwritten unexpectedly.

Link.xml created in the MixedRealityToolkit.Generated folder

With the introduction of Unity Package Manger MRTK, MRTK now writes a link.xml file to the Assets/MixedRealityToolkit.Generated folder, if none is present. It is recommended to add this file (and link.xml.meta) be added to source control. Link.xml is used to influence the managed code stripping functionality of the Unity linker.

More information on the MRTK link.xml file can be found in the MRTK and managed code stripping article.

Unity 2019.3+: MRTK configuration dialog no longer attempts to enable legacy XR support

To avoid potential conflicts when using Unity's XR Platform, the option to enable legacy XR support has been removedfrom the MRTK configuration dialog. If desired, legacy XR support can be enabled, in Unity 2019, using Edit > Project Settings >Player > XR Settings > Virtual Reality Supported.