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I am trying to create a Google Cardboard app using Unity. The new SDK doesn't have GVRMain, so I used GVREditorEmulator instead. However, I can't "look around" in the project. I am using a Windows PC, and Unity 5.6
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Looks like Google updated its GoogleVR SDK and GvrViewerMain is replaced by GvrEditorEmulator. https://developers.google.com/vr/unity/release-notes
I was able to get around the problem by downloading an older version of the Google VR plugin for Unity that had the GVRMain file. I would love a solution for the new version though.
There is no longer a need for GVRViewerMain, you simply configure the VR SDK in Player Settings > Other Settings > Virtual Reality SDKs: add Daydream and/or Cardboard as appropriate for your project. Your main camera will automatically become a VR camera since cardboard is now native to unity. Hope this helps.
What you're most likely missing is the Camera script which has to talk to the Gvr Editor Emulator.
Click on the GvrEditorEmulator
In the inspector see Camera: None (Camera)
This is where your camera should be referenced.