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[GearVR] Back Button handler no longer working in Unreal Integration version 1.24.0
Trying both 4.18 & 4.19 versions of 1.24.0 the Back button override no longer works.
Usually calling the console command:
gearvr.HandleBackButton 1
You are able to use the "Android Back" button event in UE4 to display for example a menu however it is no longer working in these builds :(
Epic's binary 4.18 using the older Oculus SDK it is working as expected.
Example project on the 4.19 branch attached. Back button and console command called in the Pawn_Blueprint
Usually calling the console command:
gearvr.HandleBackButton 1
You are able to use the "Android Back" button event in UE4 to display for example a menu however it is no longer working in these builds :(
Epic's binary 4.18 using the older Oculus SDK it is working as expected.
Example project on the 4.19 branch attached. Back button and console command called in the Pawn_Blueprint
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- Same with our experience. Any workarounds ?
imperativity said:
Hi,
Thanks very much for reporting this. I am forwarding this to our integrations team along with your repro project and will update this thread when I have more information or a fix to share.
Any updates here?- Is it possible to integrate this fix in to a project built with the UE4.18.3 from the Oculus-VR github? I downloaded that last week and it has API 1.24 and I am needing to integrate this HMD back button functionality to satisfy requirements.
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- There are no shortcuts to creating immersive experiences that are believable to the human mind. VR requires complex scenes rendered at very high framerates. Because Unreal Engine is designed for demanding applications such as AAA games, filmmaking and photoreal visualization mcdvoice.com.
