v1.0.2

Extract the zip anywhere. Run install.ps1 to register the layer for
your user (writes only under HKEY_CURRENT_USER, no administrator
rights needed), then set XR_POSE_LAYER_MODE before launching your
OpenXR app. uninstall.ps1 undoes it.

The binaries are unsigned. Antivirus software may flag a new
unsigned DLL that loads into other processes. Build from source if
you would rather not take a binary on trust.

See CHANGELOG.md for what is new and THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md for
licensing (openxr-pose-layer is MIT).

v1.0.1

Extract the zip anywhere. Run install.ps1 to register the layer for
your user (writes only under HKEY_CURRENT_USER, no administrator
rights needed), then set XR_POSE_LAYER_MODE before launching your
OpenXR app. uninstall.ps1 undoes it.

The binaries are unsigned. Antivirus software may flag a new
unsigned DLL that loads into other processes. Build from source if
you would rather not take a binary on trust.

See CHANGELOG.md for what is new and THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md for
licensing (openxr-pose-layer is MIT).

v1.0.0

Extract the zip anywhere. Run install.ps1 to register the layer for
your user (writes only under HKEY_CURRENT_USER, no administrator
rights needed), then set XR_POSE_LAYER_MODE before launching your
OpenXR app. uninstall.ps1 undoes it.

The binaries are unsigned. Antivirus software may flag a new
unsigned DLL that loads into other processes. Build from source if
you would rather not take a binary on trust.

See CHANGELOG.md for what is new and THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md for
licensing (openxr-pose-layer is MIT).