hz-spatial-sdk
Spatial SDK Skill
Build native Android spatial applications for Meta Quest using the Meta Spatial SDK. This skill covers the Entity-Component-System architecture, 2D panel rendering, 3D object placement, hybrid app development, and deployment to Horizon OS devices.
When to Use This Skill
Use this skill when you need to:
- Build a native Android app for Meta Quest using the Spatial SDK and Kotlin
- Create hybrid experiences that combine 2D Android UI panels with 3D content
- Work with the Entity-Component-System (ECS) architecture in Spatial SDK
- Add 3D objects, animations, or spatial interactions to a Quest application
- Configure panels using Jetpack Compose or Android Views for spatial rendering
- Use the Spatial Editor to compose 3D scenes visually
- Deploy and test Spatial SDK applications on a Quest device
This skill applies to all Meta Quest headsets running Horizon OS (Quest 2, Quest 3, Quest 3S, Quest Pro).
What is Meta Spatial SDK
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