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Manzalab
8 years agoHonored Guest
[Oculus Utilities] Changing the variable 'OVRManager.instance.monoscopic' does nothing
Hello, We are currently developing an Android application using GearVR. Since we migrated on 2017.3, the variable OVRManager.instance.monoscopic of the OVR plugin utilities has no effect. On Un...
Manzalab
7 years agoHonored Guest
I want to update this thread with a temporary but clean enough solution.
So we found that the problem was coming from the OVR utilities.
When you build your project to an Android APK, the OVR plugin used is found in
"YourUnityInstal/Editor/Data/UnityExtensions/Unity/VR/Android/"
and is named
"OVRPlugin.aar"
When we installed Unity 2017.3 to migrate our 2017.1 project, the 2017.3 folder was populate with a new version of the OVRPlugin, the 1.25.x
Since then, the monoscopic boolean stopped working.
After a lot of debugging, research and such, we found this hidden folder with the OVRPlugin.aar
We took the 2017.1 OVRPlugin.aar (version 1.18.x) and put it in the 2017.3 folder replacing the 1.25.x version.
The boolean worked again.
So we found that the problem was coming from the OVR utilities.
When you build your project to an Android APK, the OVR plugin used is found in
"YourUnityInstal/Editor/Data/UnityExtensions/Unity/VR/Android/"
and is named
"OVRPlugin.aar"
When we installed Unity 2017.3 to migrate our 2017.1 project, the 2017.3 folder was populate with a new version of the OVRPlugin, the 1.25.x
Since then, the monoscopic boolean stopped working.
After a lot of debugging, research and such, we found this hidden folder with the OVRPlugin.aar
We took the 2017.1 OVRPlugin.aar (version 1.18.x) and put it in the 2017.3 folder replacing the 1.25.x version.
The boolean worked again.
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