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All Unity versions 5.1 and later ship with a bundled version of the Oculus OVRPlugin that provides built-in Rift and Gear VR support.
Beginning with Utilities for Unity 1.14, the Utilities package also includes the latest version of OVRPlugin. When you import Utilities for Unity into a Unity project, if the OVRPlugin version included with the Utilities is later than the version built into your editor, a pop-up dialog will give you the option to update it. We always recommend using the latest available OVRPlugin version.
For more information, see OVRPlugin.
Legacy support is available for Unity 4 - see our Unity 4.x Legacy Integration Developer Guide for more information.
Unity 5.1 or later provide built-in support for Rift and Gear VR development. The optional Oculus Utilities for Unity package offers additional developer resources.
| Unity Version | Recommended Release |
|---|---|
Unity 5.4 | Unity 5.4.5p1 and later |
Unity 5.5 | Unity 5.5.3p2 and later |
Unity 5.6 | Unity 5.6.0p3 and later |
Unity 4 | Unity 4.7.0f1 (legacy support only) |
For complete details Oculus SDK or Integration version compatibility with Unity, see Unity-SDK Version Compatibility.
OS X development requires the Oculus Rift Runtime for OS X, available from our Downloads page. Note that runtime support for OS X is legacy only. It does not support consumer versions of Rift.
The Unity Personal and Professional licenses both provide built-in Rift support. Mobile developers using the Unity Free license receive basic Android support automatically. Mobile developers using a Professional license require an Android Pro Unity license.
For more information, see License Comparisons in Unity’s documentation.
You may wish to have a controller for development or to use with the supplied demo applications. Available controllers include the Oculus Touch or Xbox 360 controller for Rift, and the Gear VR Controller for mobile development.