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Experience with MeshExpert-Live ?

Hey Devs, i'm trying to build a spectator view experience for a HoloLens project.
After doing some research i found about DataMesh with their spectator view solution they call MeshExpert-Live. https://www.datamesh.com/solution/meshexpert-live
Does anyone has experience using the MeshExpert-Live product?

Or is there a stable way to use specator view from the MRTK? I know from the past that it made some big problems to integrate the spectatorview to an existing HoloLens project. However this was 6 months ago, so maybe today there is a working solution.

Any ideas?
Thank's in advance

CEO UniVRsitas

Answers

  • MeshExpert Live is a stable product now with many usage cases. You can follow this tutorial to set up your own Spectator View with MeshExpert Live!:

    https://github.com/DataMesh-OpenSource/SolarSystemExplorer

    Setting up a Spectator view is not easy though, you could follow this tutorial.

    If you have any question, you can always email to service@datamesh.com for help and support.

    About integration, this tutorial also gives concrete examples. The procedure is easy:

    1. Create Unity Project.
    2. Import METoolkit and configure it.
    3. Add Anchor Module.
    4. (Optional) Add collaboration module so that you can have shared experiences across different devices and record it on the PC. (If you don’t need share experiences, you can trigger the collaborations on PC app and record it.)
    5. Compile the app. For recording on PC, you may only need the PC version. For interact on other devices like HoloLens via Collaboration, you can compile HoloLens version too.
    6. Run the PC app to record. If the video not showing at the default location “C:/HologramCapture/SolarSystemExplorer/”, try to set another location here:
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