Adding additional Eye Tracking documentation to have a landing page for the overview of Eye Tracking examples in MRTK and for how to use (or not to use) and eye gaze cursor.

Author: sostel

Documentation/EyeTracking/EyeTracking_Cursor.md

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+# To show or not to show an eye gaze cursor
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+This page covers design guidelines on when and how to use an eye gaze cursor. 
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+<!-- TODO: Add more infos -- >
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+[Back to "Eye Tracking in the MixedRealityToolkit"](/Documentation/EyeTracking/EyeTracking_Main.md)

Documentation/EyeTracking/EyeTracking_ExamplesOverview.md

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-#Basic MRTK Setup to use Eye Tracking
-This page covers how to set up your Unity MRTK scene to use Eye Tracking in your app. 
-The following assumes you’re starting out with a fresh new scene. 
+# Eye Tracking Examples in MRTK
+This page covers how to get quickly started with using Eye Tracking in MRTK by building on our provided MRTK example package.
 
-
-### Setting up the Scene
-Set up the MixedRealityToolkit by simply clicking *'Mixed Reality Toolkit -> Configure…'* in the menu bar.
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-![MRTK](/External/ReadMeImages/EyeTracking/mrtk_setup_configure.png)
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-### Setting up the MRTK Profiles
-After setting up your MRTK scene, you will be asked to choose a profile for MRTK. 
-You can simply select the default one ( *DefaultMixedRealityToolkitConfigurationProfile* ) and then select the *'Copy & Customize'* option.
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-![MRTK](/External/ReadMeImages/EyeTracking/mrtk_setup_configprofile.png)
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-### Create an "Eye Gaze Data Provider"
-- Navigate to the *'Extension Services'*
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-- To edit the default one ( *DefaultMixedRealityRegisteredServiceProvidersProfile* ), click the *'Clone'* button next to it. 
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-- Create an *Eye Tracking Service Provider* (the precise name is not important) by clicking *'+ Register a new Service Provider'*
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-    - **Component Name:** 
-Name your service provider to remember it better in the future (e.g., Eye Tracking Service Provider)
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-    - **Component Type:** Select *'Microsoft.MixedReality.Toolkit.WindowsMixedReality.Input'* -> *'WindowsMixedRealityEyeGazeDataProvider'*
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-![MRTK](/External/ReadMeImages/EyeTracking/mrtk_setup_eyes_serviceprovider.png)
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-
-### Enabling Eye Tracking in the GazeProvider
-In HoloLens 1, head gaze was used as primary pointing technique. 
-While head gaze is still available via the *GazeProvider* in MRTK, you can check to use eye gaze instead by ticking the *'Prefer Eye Tracking'* checkbox. 
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-![MRTK](/External/ReadMeImages/EyeTracking/mrtk_setup_eyes_gazeprovider.png)
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-### Simulating Eye Tracking in the Unity Editor
-You can simulate Eye Tracking input in the Unity Editor to ensure that events are correctly triggered before deploying the app to your HoloLens 2.
-Follow the below steps to use your scene camera's location as eye gaze origin and the camera's forward vector as eye gaze direction.
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-1. **Enable simulated Eye Tracking**: 
-    - Navigate to *MRTK Configuration Profile* -> *Additional Service Providers* -> *In-Editor Input Simulation*.
-    - Check the *'Simulate Eye Position'* checkbox.
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-    
-2. **Disable head gaze cursor**: In general, we recommend not to show an eye gaze cursor or if you do to make it *very* subtle. 
-    - Navigate to *MRTK Configuration Profile* -> *Input System Profile* -> *PointerSettings.PointerProfile*
-    - At the bottom of the *PointerProfile*, you should assign an invisible cursor prefab to the *GazeCursor*.
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-
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-### Accessing eye gaze data
-Now that your scene is set up to use Eye Tracking, let's take a look at how to access it in your scripts: 
-[Accessing Eye Tracking Data in your Unity Script](/Documentation/EyeTracking/EyeTracking_EyeGazeProvider.md).
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- 
-### Building the Unity app for your device
-The *'Gaze Input'* capability is unfortunately not yet supported under 'Player Settings -> Publishing Settings -> Capabilities' in Unity. 
-To use Eye Tracking on your HoloLens 2 device, you need to manually edit the package manifest.
-First, build your Unity project as you would normally do. 
-Open your compiled Visual Studio project and then open the `Package.appxmanifest` in your solution (see screenshot below).
-Make sure to tick the *'Gaze Input'* checkbox under *Capabilities*.
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-![Enabling Gaze Input in Visual Studio](/External/ReadMeImages/EyeTracking/mrtk_et_gazeinput.jpg)
+<!-- TODO: Add more infos -- >
 
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