Prepare for Submission

Review the Project Rubric

Udacity reviewers will be reviewing your project based on the project rubric. All specifications must be met to pass the project.

Prepare for Submission

Additional (Optional) Instructions for More Complex Scenes

It's possible that the project you're about to create and submit is more complex than previous ones. In order to help the reviewer, if you're project has a lot in it (we encourage this) please add the following:

Add clear instructions in your README.md about how to find everything the reviewer would need to find (including the main Unity scene if there are many).
Create a demo video showing off everything for the project rubric and everything you're proud of

This is good practice for two reasons (1) as you create more complicated VR experiences, you should provide a higher level of description if necessary and (2) this is good practice for the capstone project in which will be creating something more complex and providing a demo video (along with your build).

Standard Instructions

Be sure to upload your well tested project along with a screenshot of your work.

Make sure to mention in your README file the GoogleVR SDK version you used, as well as, the link to your write-up.

Submission Checklist

Task Description:

Check off these tasks as you complete them. Completing all of the tasks helps reduce delays and problems in reviewing your project. For more information about any of these tasks, visit How to Submit a Unity Project to Udacity.

Task List:

I have edited my README.txt or README.md and it includes my name and a summary of my project.

I made a back up of my project to prepare for the next task.

I've removed the temp and library folders from my project.

I have compressed my project folder into a .zip file.

I have verified my zipped project works as expected by unzipping it and opening it in Unity.

I've reviewed the project rubric and have met all specifications.

I have included the build executable file (apk or xcode) with my submission.

I am proud of my project and its output.

I have included a link to my write up in my README file.

Task Feedback:

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