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UnityWebRequest Not Working on Quest 3 - "cannot resolve destination host" error
Hello everyone, I'm currently developing an application for the Quest 3 using Unity. I've encountered an issue where UnityWebRequest isn't functioning as expected. When I attempt to make a request, ...
Thank you so much, Cain_Bloodbane!
After going through the discussion in the link you provided, I managed to resolve the issue. For those who might face a similar problem in the future, here's what I did:
- I did not downgrade the OpenXR plugin.
- I did not directly modify the android manifest (I believe the settings made the necessary changes during the build).
- I changed "Allow downloads over HTTP" to "Always allow" under Project Settings > Player > Configuration.
- I set "Internet Access" to "Require" under Project Settings > Player > Configuration.
- In Project Settings > XR Plug-in Management > OpenXR, under OpenXR Feature Groups > Meta Quest Support, I pressed the gear icon on the right and in the pop-up window, I unchecked "Force Remove Internet ~".
After making these adjustments and building, everything worked as expected.
Again, thank you for pointing me in the right direction!
Does it keep working for you though? For some reason it seems to keep returning to the bug for me. Even if I make a custom manifest. Your solution matches the issue that got reported though:
https://issuetracker.unity3d.com/issues/openxr-option-forceremoveinternetpermission-is-enabled-by-default-when-the-openxr-package-is-added
But in my experience, the setting keeps resetting itself and sometimes it somehow kept being in effect even when it was disabled and I compiled and then checked the setting after. I think it might have to be the order you do things with it.
The thing I am trying to do is use Gltfast to load GLTF models from the web but with that I do also run into another problem where it cannot compile required shaders or it fails to include those shaders. I got it to work once two days ago, but since then I have not been able to get it to work again. Even though the only thing I did was open up the project and trying to compile it to my VR headset again.
So I am trying to figure out the logic of it, especially since I have more than one error. So far I have not managed to make the solution as clean as you did, so for the third or fourth time now I will try to make a new project and then do what you did to see if that works. Also I will try to have it as a desktop app before adding Gltfast before converting to Android. Maybe that will help avoid the shader problem that as far as I can find should have been solved long ago.