
QoEVAVE CGI Scenes Database The Scenes_HDRP_AES_2024.zip contains the project for three Unity scenes presented at the AES 6th International Conference on Audio for Games, Tokyo, Japan 2024. Project Information Project information and description can be found at qoevave.github.io Unity version: 2021.3.13f1 License Information Assets within the QoEVAVE CGI Scenes Database authored by FAU are Licensed under the **CC BY-NC-SA 4.0** License. A comprehensive asset catalogue contained within the repository provides a breakdown of all assets and associated Licenses. Please see Licenses.zip for more information. Code within the QoEVAVE CGI Scenes Database authored by FAU is Licensed under the **MIT** License. Please see Licenses.zip for more information. Third Party Legal Notices The QoEVAVE CGI Scenes Database provides a Unity project that is dependent on a number of 3rd party softwares and software development toolkits in order to run as expected. For example, interactive objects developed in Unity rely on an XR interaction toolkit, and communication with XR devices relies on openXR drivers. A breakdown of 3rd party licenses and legal notices is provided on the QoEVAVE CGI Scenes project website Asset Information page Additionally, Third Party Legal Notices for SDKs contained within the Unity project can be found in the Licenses.zip folder.
Unity, Virtual Reality, Spatial Audio, Visual, Interactive Virtual Environments
Unity, Virtual Reality, Spatial Audio, Visual, Interactive Virtual Environments
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