FusionVR2

This project is based on FusionVR by fchb1239.
It has been updated to support Photon Fusion 2 and Unity 6.3 LTS.

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Requirements

• Photon Fusion 2 SDK
• Photon Voice 2 SDK

Note (Photon Voice 2 SDK) if upgrading: Version 2.50 contains breaking changes. Please see the release info or Assets/Photon/PhotonVoice/changes-voice.txt for migration guide.

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Setup

1. Import the FusionVR2 Unity package into your project.
2. Make sure your project has the requirements installed (Photon Fusion 2 and Photon Voice 2).
3. Important: On newer versions, Fusion-Voice integration should happen automatically. If not, visit the Fusion Voice Documentation.
4. Import TMP Essentials if prompted.

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Using FusionVR2 in code (Documentation)

Add FusionVRManager

• Navigate to FusionVR2/Prefabs
• Drag FusionVRManager into your scene
• The manager will attempt to fill most fields, but you may have to fill some out yourself.

Connecting and Joining Rooms

Connect()

• Connects to the Photon Fusion server.
• Doesn't take any parameters.

FusionVRManager.Connect();

JoinRandomRoom(string queue, int maxPlayers = 100)

• Joins a random room on the specified queue.

string queue = "DefaultQueue";
int maxPlayers = 10;
FusionVRManager.JoinRandomRoom(queue, maxPlayers);

JoinPrivateRoom(string roomCode, int maxPlayers = 100)

• Joins a specific private room using a room code.

string roomCode = "1234";
FusionVRManager.JoinPrivateRoom(roomCode, 10);

LeaveRoom()

• Leaves the current room.
• Doesn't take any parameters.

FusionVRManager.LeaveRoom();

Player Customisation

SetUsername(string userName)

• Sets the player's username.

FusionVRManager.SetUsername("sensor0x0");

SetColour(Color color)

• Sets the player's colour
• color is a Unity RGBA colour (0-1).

FusionVRManager.SetColour(new Color(0f, 0f, 1f)); // blue colour

Cosmetics

• Cosmetics are stored in a dictionary: { slotName : cosmeticName }.
• Add slots through the manager, then assign cosmetics under Resources/FusionVR2/Player.

SetCosmetics(string slotName, string cosmeticName)

• Single cosmetic:

FusionVRManager.SetCosmetics("Head", "VRTopHat");

• Enable multiple cosmetics:

var cosmetics = new Dictionary<string, string> {
    { "Head", "VRTopHat" },
    { "Face", "VRSunglasses" }
};

FusionVRManager.SetCosmetics(cosmetics);

Note: Some functions are async and may show warnings, this is normal. You can await them if needed.