There is no support for 64-bit MacOS and Unity 5 does not have a 32bit Editor, so that renders this completely useless to me.

The plugin allows you to use your Razer Hydra easily, you just have to add a prefab to your scene and add some code to move a gameobject. The plugin uses the old Unity GUI (OnGUI) to start the calibration, so you'll have to edit the plugin, if you want to use the new Unity UI.

Works great even with unity 5

The demo is good and working properly as demo but Unity 5.3 and Oculus DK2 didn't worked properly for me with it from the box

DllNotFoundException: sixense SixenseInput.IsBaseConnected(Int32 i)(at Assets/SixenseInput/Scripts/SixenseInput.cs:223) I put sixense.dll into the Program Files (x86)/Unity/Editor folder ,put it into Plugins/,put it into Plugins/x86_64/.They all still can't work. Even i change system from 64bits to 32bits,and put sixense.dll into the Program Files (x86)/Unity/Editor folder,into Plugins/ or into Plugins/x86/, they still don't work.

Hope it get fixed.

Hydra doesn't support Unity's Input, though you can figure out how to use it, using the examples.

I get All kinds of DLL and other issues with Razer Hydra, and I have the latest drivers for it installed, maybe that's my problem.

The demos are good but as a Unity noob I'm finding that going beyond the demos is proving challenging. A manual would be nice.

It works fine.