Rift support over 5.1 multiplayer?

You are using the legacy integration? Have your tried with the new built-in VR support?

and UNET, legacy, Photon, or other networking ?

"cybereality" wrote:
You are using the legacy integration? Have your tried with the new built-in VR support?

Yeah, but when I do that, the character direction doesn't change where the person is looking and becomes very disorientating. I'm assuming there is probably a simple way to fix that yes?

"peterept" wrote:
and UNET, legacy, Photon, or other networking ?

UNET

Yup it was just me being dumb! lol

But I do have another issue now, the game works and everything, but I can not see the Network Manager HUD when using Oculus. It is pretty important to have that so does anyone know which offsets to use to get it to appear?

The default HUD contains the following keypresses (if you have a keyboard!):

H - Start Host: manager.StartHost();
S - Start Server: manager.StartServer();
C - Start Client: manager.StartClient();

X - Disconnect Host: manager.StopHost();

Sorry about the bump, was on vacation.

I'm only having one more issue now and then I am pretty much done with what I need.

So right now when the 2nd player spawns their camera will be on both screens. So the original player who joined will not have their own camera, so kind of like the original problem and I still can't figure it out, and I am not using the OVR script, Im just using the normal FPS script.

By default your players prefab should have camera disabled. Add a network behaviour script to it and override the OnStartLocalPlayer method. In there turn on the camera.

"peterept" wrote:
By default your players prefab should have camera disabled. Add a network behaviour script to it and override the OnStartLocalPlayer method. In there turn on the camera.

This worked, thanks!

Though now the oculus camera drops to the floor while playing for some reason, though that shouldn't be too hard to fix

"wwm0nkey" wrote:

"cybereality" wrote:
You are using the legacy integration? Have your tried with the new built-in VR support?

Yeah, but when I do that, the character direction doesn't change where the person is looking and becomes very disorientating. I'm assuming there is probably a simple way to fix that yes?

To make the built in FirstPersonController rotate with the players head please see my post here:

https://forums.oculus.com/viewtopic.php?f=37&t=24147&p=281047#p281047

Got it all working now. Thanks guys!

All that's left is to get the GUI/HUD to join MP to actually work now so I don't have to use LAN anymore.