Unity

Arkio's Unity plugin has been deprecated. You can now export Unity scenes using Unity's own export tools. If you have questions about this new workflow, you can contact us at support@arkio.is

To export your Unity scenes to Arkio, you need to export your current scene to a mesh. Using Unity's glTFast package or other tools such as Blender, you can export your scene as a glTF or OBJ file.

If you are using Arkio's deprecated Unity plugin, you can still upload your exported GLB files from \Documents\Arkio\Import\Unity to the Arkio cloud to synchronize this import with all your devices.

Placement in Arkio

Once exported, you can load your scene model in Arkio via the Arkio Cloud to synchronize this import to all connected Arkio devices. To learn more about importing and exporting files inside Arkio. (see Import & export basics)

Once the scene has been exported from Unity, you can import the scene to Arkio on PC from the Create > Import tab. You can place all your scene objects at the origin position in the "Current scene" or a "New scene".

This will pin your imported scene. You can unpin the file to make it movable in Arkio and share your editable scenes by inviting others to join you in a live meeting or by sharing the scene via the Arkio Cloud.

Arkio cloud

You can join a live Arkio meeting from your PC and share the scene directly with other Arkio devices, such as the Meta Quest, phone and tablet. If you wish to share your newly imported files directly across devices, you can also link your PC and other devices to the same Arkio Cloud group from Create > Imports > Cloud. After linking, your most recent processed imports will automatically be shared with other cloud-connected devices in your group. You can learn more about this on our Arkio Cloud page.

Arkio to Unity

You can export your Arkio scene back to GLTF using the export button in your file browser. File management These exports can be made locally (easiest when Unity is installed on that PC) or via the Arkio Cloud. You can load these GLTF exports back to Unity using the glTFast package