In addition to the core MR Utility Kit code, you can find sample maps that showcase the features in the MR Utility Kit.

All of these samples work in the Editor as well, instead of using scene data from your device it will load data from a table of pre-captured rooms included in the sample. By default a random room will be selected but you can configure it to load a specific room using the BP_SceneDataProvider actor.

Reconstruction of an interior scene using different pieces of furniture for each anchor label. There is also a menu which demonstrates the use of many of the utility functions described above.

Shows how to create a destructible mesh and use it. It’s important to note that the room needs a global mesh. Some of the pre-captured rooms do not include a mesh.

Shows how to use the AMRUKDistanceMapGenerator` to generate a distance map that is then applied on the floor to get a rainbow effect around scene volumes. Areas inside scene volumes will be colored purple.

Shows how a custom guardian could be created. The guardian shows a grid as soon as the user comes close to any furniture or walls and shows a Passthrough hole if the user gets really close.

Spawns an AI agent that can navigate around in the room. It makes use of the NavMeshBoundsVolume. It’s important to note that in order to make this sample work the project settings have been adjusted to dynamically rebuild the navigation mesh. To dynamically rebuild the navigation data go to the Project Settings, then to Navigation Mesh and set Runtime Generation to Dynamic.

See the Passthrough Relighting page for more details.

This demo showcases the random position generator. It generates random locations on different types of surfaces, which can be configured using the selection menu.

This demo showcases how to use the room data and the Unreal Procedural Content Generation (PCG) framework.