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Anonymous
5 years ago

Cannot find documentation for Oculus XR extensions

Hi guys!
The Oculus runtime for PC (version 1.49.0) appears to implement the following OpenXR extensions:
Name=XR_OCULUS_recenter_event SpecVersion=1
Name=XR_OCULUS_ovrsession_handle SpecVersion=1
Name=XR_OCULUS_perf_stats SpecVersion=1
Name=XR_OCULUS_audio_device_guid SpecVersion=1
However, I cannot find any information anywhere (on the Web, in files within the C:\Program Files\Oculus folder, ...) on how to use them. Is there any document or header file, even in preliminary/draft state, that could shed some light on the matter?
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  • eah's avatar
    eah
    Protege
    5 years ago
    Apologies, I've bumped the task to get these written up and added to the Khronos spec. 
    • willopad's avatar
      willopad
      Honored Guest
      3 years ago

      Did this ever get done? I still can't find anything about XR_OCULUS_ovrsession_handle in the OpenXR spec.

      • johnkearney's avatar
        johnkearney
        Meta Employee
        3 years ago

        willopadThis is a fair question. Here's the current status on the 4 extensions referenced in the original post:

        - `XR_OCULUS_recenter_event` - undocumented.
        - `XR_OCULUS_ovrsession_handle` - undocumented
        - `XR_OCULUS_perf_stats` - removed and replaced by `XR_META_performance_metrics`
        - `XR_OCULUS_audio_device_guid` - documented: https://registry.khronos.org/OpenXR/specs/1.0/man/html/XR_OCULUS_audio_device_guid.html

        `XR_OCULUS_ovrsession_handle` will be removed in future runtime releases so we do not intend to document it - and hope that apps do not use it.

  • Catherinies's avatar
    Catherinies
    Honored Guest
    5 years ago
    OpenXR is a royalty-free open standard from the Khronos Group created for the development of high-performance VR applications that run on multiple platforms. OpenXR aims to simplify VR development by enabling developers to reach more platforms while reusing the same code. To read more about OpenXR, see the Khronos OpenXR webpage.