| # OpenVR Driver Samples |
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| ## CMake |
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| The `CMakeLists.txt` found in this folder shows how to link OpenVR libraries. |
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| These are added to the targets in each sample. |
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| ## Samples |
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| `drivers/` - driver samples. See `drivers/` for information on each of the drivers. |
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| * `barebones` |
| * `handskeletonsimulation` |
| * `simplecontroller` |
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| `utils/` - utility samples, that can be copied to your own project for ease of development. |
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| * `driverlog` |
| * `vrmath` |
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| ## Building |
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| There are two options that can be used to build the samples: [CMake](#building-with-cmake) |
| or [Visual Studio](#building-with-visual-studio). |
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| This directory contains both a CMakeLists.txt file which can be used to create a Visual Studio solution, or you can use |
| the Visual Studio solution provided in this directory. |
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| ### Building with CMake |
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| To create a solution for the samples, run (in this directory): |
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| * `cmake -A x64 -B build` |
| * Navigate into `build/` and open the solution. |
| * Build the project. |
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| ### Building with Visual Studio |
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| Open the `vs-openvr_samples.sln` file in Visual Studio (2019 or 2022). |
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| Build the project by pressing `Ctrl + Shift + B`. |
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| ## Build Artifacts |
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| Building with either CMake or Visual Studio will output the build artifacts to the `output/` directory. |
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| See `drivers/` for more documentation on linking the drivers to SteamVR. |
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| Building the project will output the driver binary to `output/drivers/<driver_name>/bin/win64/driver_<driver_name>.dll` |
