I would recommend learning the basics of unity. Start out with making 2D games then continue to 3D after that you'll have gained enough knowledge to make VR games. Build-up your knowledge and start out simple. VR games are basically 3D games but with different controls

@@timvandeneng4724 nah mate I started with 3d so he can start with 3d then go to vr

Also his tutorial is outdated so try someone else’s I used Justin p parnetts

@@Cali6pack-styx remind me to do so

@@2HAPPI do what

It’s outdated

Use Justin p parentts his is updated and working

then search wome tutorials and work your way up

I used Virtuoso :)

@@ValemVR ok. Thanks! keep up the good work!

ShapesXR :)

I used workspace horizon, it let you see your monitor screen so from there I could use a traditionnal code interface like visual studio to work

@@ValemVR I can’t find work space horizon

Just use oculus airlink?

​@@LeGaLiZeDOOMz thank you but I don't have the compatible computer I mean I could use ALVR

@@ValemVR You can use immersed, VR

Not totally but at first i made the player rotate when the hang glider was rotating it which was terrible for motion sickness :D

@@ValemVR omg hahaha I could imagine, that's good though! I kinda struggle with VR sickness tbh but it's my career path now lol so i just deal with it

Yeah you're the only one that thinks that. He's got 100 other videos pn how to make good vr games, this is just a challenge. Besides, it's is a good level of difficulty to make a game like this for beginners. And everyone that has made good games started as a beginner👍