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Oculus Audio in Unity
Oculus Audio SDK Plugins V0.11.3
Does this work with the latest version of Unity and the Oculus Utilities? I had most everything setup well in Unity and then I imported the Unity package from the Oculus Audio SDK and things fell apart. Not sure if it brought in/overwrote some existing assets that might have broke things.
Anyone know? Is there a best practice for how to import the audio package into Unity?
Does this work with the latest version of Unity and the Oculus Utilities? I had most everything setup well in Unity and then I imported the Unity package from the Oculus Audio SDK and things fell apart. Not sure if it brought in/overwrote some existing assets that might have broke things.
Anyone know? Is there a best practice for how to import the audio package into Unity?
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- Things fell apart? Can you be more specific? Are you getting any sort of errors?
- Sorry, previously the demo would load with a Unity configuration pop up for setting the resolution. Things seemed to be stable with the demo building and running smoothly when testing. Then I added the audio sdk and setup audio, built the demo and would get a black screen that would hang/crash.
Now I've wipe out all the Oculus files in hopes to just bring back the utilities and do without sound - was still getting a black screen when building. Mind you, the demo runs fine when previewing in Unity with the headset. Then I saw your post so I went to include the audio sdk again and did a test run in Unity, worked. Then built the demo and tested. Game loads up straight without the Unity config screen now. Seems stable...
Why is this so convoluted. I guess it's all still very much beta from all fronts - oculus & unity combined
Does the headset have to be plugged in to build a demo from Unity? I just had it fail to build, and then build correctly when the headset was plugged in. - See this thread: viewtopic.php?f=76&t=25492
"bcoyle" wrote:
Yes, unfortunately there is a known issue in Unity where it tries to spin up VR while building a standalone, even if you run with -nographics. It should be fixed in the near future.
Does the headset have to be plugged in to build a demo from Unity?
