I stumbled upon this HTC Vive guide at UltraVR.org and it seems like there’s a lot of great info, check it out!

Screenshot of Ultra VR’s HTC Vive Guide

Lee Wasilenko of British Columbia has put together some solid intro to VR Development training at VRDev.school (all the new domain name options still trip me out). I’m enrolled in the Vive Developer Mini Course so that I can start making content for my HTC Vive. Probable first project: adding controller support to my bowling game.

While I’ve taken a few Unity projects from start to finish, I think there’s always a benefit to reviewing the basics. To that end, I’m going through the Space Shooter Tutorial. I’m not much of a videogame player, but I’ve always loved top-scrolling games – which is why I’m particularly excited to start down this road.

1. Introduction
2. Game Setup, Player & Camera
   

   
   Added a background with an unlit texture. I wish that C4D would allow you to drag an image directly onto an object from the Content Browser.
   
   

3. To create something that shoots:
   1. Add a Quad
   2. Add a texture
   3. Add a Mover script (Set starting velocity)
   4. Turn it into a prefab
   5. Drag/Drop prefabs into the playing game to see the shots move.
4. Boundaries, Hazards & Enemies
   1. Boundaries allow you to kill objects that aren’t on screen, saving precious resources.
   2. OnCollisionEnter can be used to detect intersections and destroy.
      
5. Soring, Finishing and Building the Game