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Choose your journey |
Determine the best path for you in our documentation. |
typride |
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9/29/2023 |
overview |
mesh |
Microsoft Mesh, getting started, samples, tutorials, features |
To build experiences for Mesh, you must have intermediate to advanced Unity skills.
Important
A Teams Premium license is required for using the Mesh application for custom immersive spaces in Mesh on PC and Quest. A license isn't required to develop with the Mesh toolkit, but you'll be blocked from building and publishing Environments to Mesh and organizing or joining events in Mesh if you and your users don't have Teams Premium licenses. For more information, see Set up M365 for Microsoft Mesh.
If you're new to Mesh and like the idea of learning through a step-by-step tutorial, we recommend that you try our Mesh 101 tutorial. It starts you off with a pre-built Unity project and then walks you through the process of creating an educational windfarm experience. You'll learn how to use Mesh scripting and physics to add interactivity, and then you'll upload the project as an Environment to a Collection in Mesh on the web.
[!div class="nextstepaction"] Try our Mesh 101 tutorial
You can start with a sample project to quickly get inspired about what you can build with Mesh. These projects are already set up with the Mesh toolkit.
Learn more about starting with a Mesh sample.
[!div class="nextstepaction"] Start with a Mesh sample
You can create a new 3D URP (Core) project or update an existing Unity project to start building your Mesh environment.
[!div class="nextstepaction"] Update an existing project or create a new one