At this stage, you should have a good understanding of what it is we are going to build and a general idea of how it is currently strung together. In this section, we will turn this concept into a working prototype, initially starting with wiring up the BlenderLIVE service, admittedly not specific to HoloLens. But it will give you a better understanding of the application. We will then integrate and make use of Vuforia, a computer vision tool specifically for image recognition and tracking. After this, we will look at how to create shared spaces between devices, finally wrapping up by adding spatial sound to help users locate the hologram when placed. Let's get started.
We will communicate with the BlenderLIVE service using the BlenderServiceManager class via the SceneManager class. So, jump into the SceneManager script, which you can quickly locate by entering SceneManager into the search field of the Project panel. Once it's visible, double-click it...