This tutorial walks you through local testing in the MozXR Unreal project, showing how to run the scene for the first time and understand key systems like rendering and tracking. You’ll learn how the nDisplay configuration controls what each projection surface displays, how the tracking manager handles spatial interaction, and how to preview everything both inside the editor and through nDisplay windows. The video also highlights essential settings—such as enabling in-game preview, editor preview, and the follow camera option—to help you properly visualize and test your immersive setup.

Topics covered

• Running the project locally for the first time (Play mode)
• Overview of the nDisplay configuration (rendering to multiple screens)
• Overview of the MozXR tracking manager (Pharus system basics)
• Using Enable Preview in Game and Editor Preview settings
• Adding frequently used settings to Favorites
• Using the Follow Camera option for dynamic previews
• Previewing content through nDisplay windows (multi-screen output)
• Selecting and testing different nDisplay nodes (left, front, right)
• Performance tips (e.g., disabling editor rendering in background)

Links

• Ars Electronica > MozXR > Github Repo
• Mozarteum > Current Release
• Unreal Engine > nDisplay
• Unreal Engine > nDisplay > Quick Launch
• >Config Editor
• Discord