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This project is a generic OpenXR API layer template for Windows applications that can be customized easily.
More about OpenXR and the OpenXR Loader.
Some example applications built using the template:
- OpenXR Toolkit
- OpenXR Motion Compensation (OXRMC)
- Varjo Foveated rendering for DCS
- Vulkan support for Windows Mixed Reality
- Camera passthrough for SteamVR OpenXR
The API layer template aims at compatibility with all applications and devices, however in its early stages, it has only undergone so much testing. Here are some key compatibility points:
| What? | Supported? | Tested? |
|---|---|---|
| Windows Mixed Reality OpenXR runtime | Yes | Yes |
| Oculus OpenXR runtime | Yes | Yes |
| Varjo OpenXR runtime | Yes | Yes |
| PimaxXR OpenXR runtime | Yes | Yes |
| SteamVR OpenXR runtime | Yes | Yes |
| HTC Vive Cosmos/Focus OpenXR runtime | Yes | Yes |
| Direct3D 11 applications | Yes | Yes |
| Direct3D 12 applications | Yes | Yes |
| Vulkan applications | Coming soon | |
| OpenGL applications | Not planned |
Testing involved the following applications: Bonelab, Digital Combat Simulator, Hubris, iRacing, Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 and War Thunder.
Found a bug? Please file an issue.
Tutorial 1: Your first OpenXR API layer
Tutorial 2: Your first in-VR overlay
Tutorial 3: Adding motion controller inputs to your overlay
Tutorial 4: Capturing a desktop window in your overlay
Advanced Tutorial 5: Altering the graphics submitted by the application
Advanced Tutorial 6: Drawing in 3D on top of the application
Advanced Tutorial 7: Altering the tracking data and inputs from the platform
Advanced Tutorial 8: Implementing an OpenXR extension
HELP WANTED: Tutorial on using ImGUI (or similar D3D-compatible framework) to make a beautiful overlay with the framework!