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#Unity android oculus angry bots code#
And this time I promise I will put some proper code and tutorials (by the way I have enabled the comments so feel free to comment code in the older entries).
Now that my “learning” curve has eased out I finally got time to carry on in my personal projects / hacks. Being the most important one that I achieve to get a job in the augmented reality industry! This has keep me very busy for the last year, but I have effectively managed to learn a lot in the field and also Android, iOS, Unit圓D and many… many more. A lot of things have happened since the last update.
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