Java native interface compilation on Mac OSX

I'm confused. It sounds like you are asking for Mac binaries, but are claiming you don't have a Mac.

Hopefully someone from the community can help, I don't think Oculus itself is supporting unofficial libraries.

I don't have a mac, but other people do.

So in order to get other people, that have a mac, to play my game; I need binaries for Mac OSX.

Let me know if you're still confused.

Edit: I guess cybereality doesn't know that Java is cross platform, which then makes me think maybe others at Oculus are clueless too, please ask Carmack about this issue at the first opportunity you get, he will build the Java API in an afternoon because he understands these things, specially since he has built it for Android (Java on ARM linux) already.

There's also a library here that reads the head tacker information via Java and some HID libraries. No platform specific binaries.

"jherico" wrote:
There's also a library here that reads the head tacker information via Java and some HID libraries. No platform specific binaries.

It works! Will make someone test it on Mac.

Too bad there are no latency tester methods to compare the speed of this method!

Good job!

Ok ran into a serious problem: Your quaternion code spins out of control if I look over my shoulder for a while... completely stomach turning. Party stopper. Back to drawing board while Oculus employees dream of unicorns...

Are you talking about my use of Quaternions in the Java version of the sensor fusion code?

I don't know where the problem is, only that when I look over my shoulder the orientation slowly rotates, then faster and faster until it makes you throw up. This method: FusionSensor.getOrientation();, or maybe it's me not setting it up properly, but it works fine if you only look in the "forward" hemisphere.