Beijing Dynamic Var team's HoloLens development tutorial latest Roundup

Recently, Microsoft has brought Windows developers the WIN10 version of the HoloLens holographic Glasses Simulator SDK Development Kit tool to develop and debug native WIN10 holographic applications or games directly on PC platforms with the latest released VS2015 Update2 and WIN10 SDK tools. Not to be missed.

Built on Microsoft Hyper-V virtualization technology and supporting the use of RemoteFX Physical graphics acceleration, this HoloLens Emulator Simulator Development kit requires a WIN10 Pro/Enterprise Edition platform with a native 64-bit system and minimum 8G memory requirements.

This HoloLens holographic glasses simulator simulates a Windows holographic device environment in a Win10 virtual machine, runs an app or game, and makes it easy to test all kinds of development work. The default built-in DirectX project template with holographic technology standard can be compiled and opened directly with Visual Studio Update2.

Currently, the HoloLens holographic glasses Simulator supports the use of mouse and Xbox handles to replace motion capture control in the human environment, and must not be missed.

Microsoft Win10 HoloLens Simulator SDK Development Kit Usage, deployment settings:

1. Download and install Microsoft Win10 HoloLens Simulator SDK Development Kit, 800mb,http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=724053, backup network disk download

2. Installation configuration Visual Studio Update2 Development Kit Tool (click Free download), load any solution (UWP app)

3, the switch project for the debug channel, the target architecture for the x86 platform, check the HoloLens Emulator 10.0.11082 test simulator;

4, F5 or start testing, you can run the Microsoft Win10 HoloLens Simulator, debug Win10 holographic technology UWP app or game

Resources:

Microsoft HoloLens holographic Glasses Simulator get started with multi-image appreciation,

Microsoft HoloLens holographic Glasses PC Simulator boot animation,

Win10 HoloLens Simulator SDK official introductory tutorial.

Beijing Dynamic Var team's HoloLens development tutorial latest Roundup