In order to create VCI, you need to download and install the following files.
(This is the minimum configuration which doesn’t include the creation of VCI scripts)

• VCI/Releases (UniVCI-x.xx.unitypackage)
• Unity-2018.2.xx

Download latest version of UniVCI Unity Package from Virtual Cast GitHub.
VCI/Releases (UniVCI-x.xx.unitypackage)

Download and install Unity-2018.xx from Unity Download Archive.
You can use any versions as long as it’s 2018.
Note: No matter what version of Unity you use, you need to change the version of .NET to .NET4.x in the Unity Editor. **

You can facilitate the use of multiple Unity versions by using UnityHub.
We recommend you to use UnityHub.

Open Unity and click on [+New] button to open the window for creating new project.
Configure each text boxes as shown below and click [Create Project] to create the project.
[Project name]: [VCI_Editor] (or any name)
[Template]: [3D]
[Location]: [(Specify any folder)] (the default should be fine)
[Organization] > [(the default should be fine)]

[Edit] > [Project Settings] > [Player]

Other Settings

After the project is opened, double click on the downloaded [UniVCI-x.xx.unitypackage] to import the package.

Assets/VRM/VCI/Scripts/IO/AudioClipMaker.cs(5,24): error CS0234: The type or namespace name `Tasks' does not exist in the namespace `System.Threading'. Are you missing an assembly reference?

If you see the error message shown above in the console

On Unity menu bar, select [Edit] > [ProjectSettings] > [Player] to open [PlayerSettings].
On [PlayerSettings], Change the [Scripting Runtime Version] to [.NET 4.x Equivalent].

After you change it to [.NET 4.x Equivalent], the Unity Editor relaunches.
The installation is successful if you can see [VRM] in the menu bar.

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On [Hierarchy], select [▼Ξ] > [Save Scene As] to save the scene for VCI setup.
Name it something easy to understand (“VCI_sample” for instance) and save it in “Scene” folder.
Make sure to save the scene used for the setup, as you will be needing it after you exported VCI.