Congratulations to our winners, honorable mentions, and everyone who showed us how you can #ExtendOmniverse with Omniverse Code. We received entries from around the world and were inspired by the creative use of NVIDIA Omniverse’s modular framework. We can’t wait to see what you create next.
Read about the winners in our blog.
Vasyl Mykhalchuk - “Vehicle Path Tracking” Extension
Antonio Serrano Muñoz - “Embedded Jupyter Notebook” Extension
Yizhou Zhao - “Play with Font” Extension
Vadim Karpenko - “Material Manager” Extension
Use the integrated development environment (IDE) of Omniverse Code and Omniverse Kit to create the extension that will get you noticed and help a community of Omniverse users as well. All assets are based on the Universal Scene Description (USD) file format, so whatever you build will connect to the tools of your choice in your workflow—just like that.
The contest is over, but you can still create an extension and #ExtendOmniverse by following the steps below.
Download NVIDIA Omniverse and install Omniverse Code.
An NVIDIA RTX card is required to run Omniverse Kit applications.
Using Omniverse Kit or the Omniverse Code App, build an Omniverse Extension - a tool for 3D worlds.
Once you’re ready to submit, push your final code to a GitHub repo with the omniverse-kit-extension topic and create a new release for your submission.
Create a short video (.mp4) that demonstrates what your extension does. Be as visual as possible so it shows off the capabilities of the extension you’ve built.
Share your submission on Twitter and Instagram by tagging @NVIDIAOmniverse with #ExtendOmniverse.
Be sure to also submit your RTX creation to our Omniverse Gallery, where we feature work from our community.
You can also visit our GitHub contest page for sample code and “getting started” material. Join our Omniverse community on Discord to stay up-to-date on the latest developer contest news, content, and innovations. Read our blog about the contest and learn how these tools will help build 3D worlds.
Watch this tutorial and learn how to create an Omniverse extension that includes a UI panel and spawns a cube when you click a button.
Watch this overview on how to build a tool using Omniverse Code that programmatically builds a scene.
Learn how to create interactive overlays that deliver additional controls, tools, and metadata for your scene.
Learn how to use Omniverse Kit and Omni.ui, the toolkit to create custom UIs in Python.
Damien Fagnou
VP, Omniverse Engineering
Omniverse, NVIDIA
Nyla Worker
Product Manager
Omniverse, NVIDIA
Victor Yudin
Software Architect
Omniverse, NVIDIA
Michael Wagner
CTO
Ipolog
Daniela Hasenbring
Sr. Software Engineer
Omniverse, NVIDIA
Yutaka Yoshisaka (Ft-Lab)
Tool Developer
Germán Ceballos
Research Scientist
Ericsson
Elvis Huang
Head of Innovation
Reallusion
Chat with our expert Omnivores in the Omniverse Contest forum or our Discord server.
