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name: hz-metavrx-ui-set license: Apache-2.0 description: "Builds app UI for Meta VR and Horizon OS with the MetaVrx UI Set, a Jetpack Compose component library and design system. Covers UiSetTheme, buttons, cards, controls, dialogs, dropdowns, inputs, side navigation, sliders, tooltips, the Icons.Regular library, Gradle setup, and migration from the Spatial SDK UI Set. Build path: Standard Android; use hz-quest-verify-first if the path is unclear."

Using the Meta VR UI Set

UISet is a Jetpack Compose component library and design system for Android apps on Meta Horizon OS. Its dark and light themes ship Meta VR typography, shapes, density, interaction states, and semantic colors complete and usable with no configuration. Everything public lives under metavrx.uiset.compose and its subpackages.

It ships as the Maven artifact com.meta.metavrx.uiset:uiset-compose-compat.

This skill uses progressive disclosure: this page is the map — load the one reference file that matches your task.

Mental model

@Composable
fun AppContent(onContinue: () -> Unit) {
  UiSetTheme {                       // dark scheme, VR typography, Standard density
    Surface {
      Column {
        Text("Guardian", style = UiSetTheme.typography.headline)
        LabelButton(label = "Continue", onClick = onContinue)
      }
    }
  }
}

Below the theme it is ordinary Compose — Row/Column/Box from foundation, your own state, normal recomposition. The deltas from a Material 3 app are small but they are replacements, not additions:

Material 3	UISet
androidx.compose.material3.MaterialTheme	metavrx.uiset.compose.theme.UiSetTheme
androidx.compose.material3.Text / .Icon	metavrx.uiset.compose.Text / .Icon
Button(onClick) { Text(…) }	LabelButton(label, onClick)
androidx.compose.material.icons.Icons.Filled.Add	metavrx.uiset.compose.theme.icons.Icons.Regular.Add
MaterialTheme.colorScheme.primary	UiSetTheme.colorScheme.accent
androidx.compose.material3.LocalContentColor	metavrx.uiset.compose.LocalContentColor

UISet does not extend Material. The names collide, the types do not — import from metavrx.uiset.compose.* and do not mix the two in one screen.

Rules that bite

• Import from UISet, not Material. Text, Icon, Surface, Checkbox, RadioButton, Switch, Slider, Icons, LocalContentColor all exist in both. Mixed imports compile and then render unthemed.
• Icons are @Composable properties. Icons.Regular.Add resolves a vector resource, so reading it is a composable call — it cannot be evaluated in a val, an enum argument, or a remember { } block. Component icon / leadingIcon parameters take @Composable () -> Unit for exactly that reason.
• Item lists must be PersistentList. Dropdown, IconDropdown, and ChoiceListDialog take PersistentList<…> from kotlinx-collections-immutable; build with persistentListOf(…) inside remember.
• Dialogs are modal and caller-controlled. Emit them under if (showDialog) { … } and always pass onDismissRequest.
• Every interactive target is at least 48dp in both dimensions, whatever the density preset or a custom Dimensions.minimumInteractiveSize says. Visible artwork can be smaller than its target; lay out with the target in mind.
• Icon-only controls require a contentDescription — it is a required parameter on IconButton, not an optional one.
• Components read the theme through composition locals. Anything outside a UiSetTheme gets the built-in defaults and your customization never reaches it.

Read what you need

• references/components.md — which component to reach for, what the ButtonStyle emphasis levels mean, and the behaviour that is not visible in a signature. Start here for "which component, and what will it do that I don't expect".
• references/theming.md — UiSetTheme, the semantic ColorScheme roles, typography, shapes, density, and interaction indications, plus the customization ladder from a one-value copy to a full replacement. Read when colors or metrics need to change.
• references/icons.md — Icons.Regular, the composable-getter constraint, the icon-slot pattern, and how to find an icon.
• references/integration.md — adding UISet to an Android app with Gradle and the Horizon OS manifest shape. Read when wiring the dependency, not the API.
• references/migration.md — moving off the Spatial SDK UI Set (com.meta.spatial:meta-spatial-sdk-uiset): the coordinate and package changes, the Spatial* rename table, and the behavioral differences. Read when the existing code says SpatialTheme.

For exact signatures and KDoc, hover the symbol in your IDE — every public type is documented. Outside the IDE, metavr docs api-search "<Component>" reaches the same reference.