Step 1 should be done with the help of Windows Holographic Academy that is linked above. See the app running on an emulator or actual device.Make Visual Studio compile, build and deploy your app.Set the Unity build settings to output a Windows Store project.Create some holographic content in Unity using the 3D editor and some scripting.The deployment process should work something like this: There are some great tutorials for setting up pet projects here: This all went well and easy for me, the real problems started when attempting to build and deploy an actual HoloLens app. If you don’t have access to an actual HoloLens, get the emulator here: Make sure that Windows Store support is enabled during the installation. There are a couple og different beta builds available of this version of Unity, I ended up trying several because of different problems, but I ended up getting 5.4.0f3-HTP to work.
HOLOLENS EMULATOR MAC INSTALL
Next up install Unity HoloLens Technical Preview edition inside the wm. I did a custom install just to make sure that the required two tools was being installed: Next up, install Visual Studio inside the virtual machine.
HOLOLENS EMULATOR MAC WINDOWS 10
Parallels lets you use the Windows 10 Development without getting a Windows 10 image from elsewhere. I just started with the 14 days free trial.
For using the same setup as me, the following software is required: I set up a virtual machine using Parallels, but a bootcamp partition can be used as well. HoloLens development requires a Windows environment. I used this page to get a list of the required tools, but getting everything running as intended ended up taking me a couple of days, so I guess sharing the pitfalls might help someone else. This is a guide to get started with HoloLens development running Windows 10 inside Parallels on MacOS.
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