You'd need the VR software to output a video stream that you can pick up in Isadora.
If Isadora and the VR software are on the same computer, output a Spout video feed from the VR software and pick it up in Isadora using the Spout Receiver actor by choosing the video stream from the list of sources on that actor.
If Isadora and the VR software are on different computers, output an NDI video feed from the VR software and pick it up in Isadora using the NDI Watcher actor by choosing the video stream from the list of sources on that actor.
You can setup the stage as an NDI output and use "NDI Virtual Input" from NDI Tools. I hope this helps.
Best
Javi
Hello everyone - what's the 2026 solution for getting an Izzy stream to show up as a camera? I'm using Mac and Syphon Virtual Webcam no longer works.
@woland Thanks !
And what about the opposite way..? To get some of what the Oculus user is seeing?
Best,
Maxi-RIL
@tatrapikao said:
is this still broken in isadora 3
As Dusx said, we're no longer actively developing Isadora 3, but this issue is fixed in Isadora 4.
This is a known issue with the Screen Capture actor on the newest version of macOS. I've added this to that bug report.
Yes, please do upload it to the Add-Ons Page. We'd love to have it preserved there as things tend to get buried in the forum over time.
I've toyed with the idea of recreating chess in Isadora, and I once saw someone who recreated parts of Super Mario Bros, but tank controls is a new one for me :)
I've logged this with an existing feature request that we have for this.
I've been sending NDI to Unreal Engine to work with one of Meta's headsets for a project, but we're just displaying 2d content on flat surfaces within a 3D environment created within Unreal for that.