Meta Quest Depth API and Occlusion Shaders for Environment Occlusion in Mixed Reality

Hi XR Devs! In today’s video we will learn about another feature that is crucial for any mixed reality application, namely the the environment occlusion and how we can achieve this on our Meta Quest using Meta’s Depth API. We will first look at how to use different shaders to achieve this effect, for people that don’t own a Meta Quest 3. Then for Quest 3 users, we will install and use the Depth API for our occlusion! Resources: 🔗 Meta Depth API Documentation: https://developer.oculus.com/document... 🔗 Depth API GitHub Samples: https://github.com/oculus-samples/Uni... 🔗 Depth API Packages & Install Guide: https://github.com/oculus-samples/Uni... Other Videos: 📹 Mixed Reality Utility Kit: Build spatially-aware apps with Meta XR SDK:    • Mixed Reality Utility Kit: Build spatially...   📹 Meta’s Building Blocks | Develop Mixed Reality Apps lightning fast:    • Meta’s Building Blocks | Develop Mixed Rea...   📹 How to use Lights & Shadows in Passthrough Mode:    • How to use Lights & Shadows in Passthrough...   📹 Get Started with Meta Quest Development in Unity:    • Get Started with Meta Quest Development in...   📹 Meta Quest Passthrough API:    • Meta Quest Passthrough API | How to make v...   Join the Discord! 👾   / discord   Support the Channel: 🫂 Patreon:   / xrdevrob   🐦 Twitter:   / xrdevrob   Need professional XR & Multiplayer development for your project? 👨‍💻 Get in touch with us: https://bento.me/blackwhale Chapters: 0:00 Intro 0:49 Project Setup with Building Blocks 1:50 VR Occlusion Shader 2:30 Occlusion for Hands 2:55 MRUK with Occlusion Shader 3:43 Depth API Basics, Installation & Setup 6:11 Depth API testing 6:48 Per Object Occlusion 8:14 Change Occlusion Type at runtime 8:26 Enable/Disable Hand Occlusion at runtime 8:50 Outro