godot_oculus_mobile

That depends on where you are coming from. If you are using Godot 3.2 stable then you just need to set "Hand Tracking" to "optional" in the Android export settings. As for the code for using it there are a initialization steps you have to do in your main scene. I suggest you take a look at the hand tracking demo in the godot_oculus_mobile plugin (https://github.com/GodotVR/godot_oculus_mobile) However, if you are using an older beta release of 3.2 then I suggest upgrading to 3.2-stable because the packaged apk in the export templates does not have to correct permissions to support hand tracking.

> Why use Godot vs Unity3D? To me, in part, it's that all licenses are source licenses. :- ) Also, I'm still having trouble cancelling my Unity billing, they are absolute scumbags and I will never ever do business with them again by choice. I think they rely on people giving up on cancelling billing, and they should be ashamed of themselves whether that effect is intentional or not. If you absolutely must get a Unity license, I must recommend not getting the license on your account's "default project", because you can not delete it, nor can you simply cancel the license, and contrary to their documentation, you can not switch which one is the default. > Is it easy to get something running for the Quest? It is very straightforward. https://github.com/GodotVR/godot_oculus_mobile