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Line 107: As can be seen in the table below some instructions sets keep to a very simple fixed encoding length, and other have variable-length. Usually it is [[RISC]] architectures that have fixed encoding length and [[Complex instruction set computer\|CISC]] architectures that have variable length, but not always. == Instruction sets == == public class PassthroughProjectionSurface : MonoBehaviour { void Start() { GameObject ovrCameraRig = GameObject.Find("OVRCameraRig"); OVRPassthroughLayer layer = ovrCameraRig.GetComponent<OVRPassthroughLayer>(); layer.AddSurfaceGeometry(gameObject, false); // Disable the mesh renderer to avoid rendering the surface within Unity MeshRenderer mr = GetComponent<MeshRenderer>(); if (mr) { mr.enabled = false; } } } sets == {{confusing section\|reason=''Open'' and ''Royalty free'' are not defined and most entries are unsourced\|date=October 2021}}

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