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Hello,I'm developing a standalone app where the positional sensor isn't needed. The problem is, Oculus home won't run the exe when the sensor is not connected... is there any way to disable this requirement?We could connect sensors and hide them where the target machines are (somewhere below where the users will be sitting), but I'd rather just disable the need for a connected sensor. Any ideas?

I am helping develop a VR project. We currently have separate Vive and Rift implementations. Vive uses OpenVR and Rift uses Oculus SDK. Is there any downside to using OpenVR for the Rift as well? Is performance worse, do we loose the Oculus audio SDK? Also will this restrict us in the future as Oculus update their SDK?(We are developing in Unity 5)

In the Oculus Utilities for Unity 5.x, version 1.3.0, there is a data structure called OVRprofile. It can be fetched from the OVRManager, and it is meant to provide access to the name and data of the account of the user that is currently logged into the Oculus Home.This class, however, seems to only have functionality for fetching the user's name on the Android platform. There doesn't seem to be a way to access the username of the currently logged in Oculus Home user when on the PC platforms. Am I simply looking in the wrong place, or is this a feature that has yet to be implemented? 

Hi there,I'm feeling a bit lost after searching the Oculus developers site back and forth serveral times now. My question simply is this: How do I set up my DK2 from scratch (drivers and all) on Windows 10?Every way I followed lead to the download page which supposedly contains the runtime, but only offers the SDK. The SDK does not contain any setup files.The OculusSetup.exe I found eventually somewhere else entirely (not in the Downloads section, oddly enough) only seems to work for the CV1.I know there used to be a download page for runtime releases, the latest being 0.8 or something, I believe. Where has that gone to and why is it so hard to find?Any pointers will be very much appreciated.BRChristian

Hi,I am trying to implement the friends section of the Platform SDK but I am having trouble finding documentation on it. I have been looking at https://developer.oculus.com/documentation/platform/latest/ and the Oculus Platform Reference Manual but sections seem to be not covered in them and/or no information is given on elements.Can someone please point me in the direction of more detailed documentation on the Oculus Platform or are these 2 currently the only available?

I've been experimenting with the example program from the download page:'https://developer.oculus.com/downloads/game-engines/1.0.0/Oculus_Sample_Framework_for_Unity_5_Rift_Executable/' Can anyone tell me if this example executable is only meant to run against 'Oculus Runtime 0.8.0.0'?I can't get it to show in the HMD if I remove the 0.8.0.0 runtime and install the new 'Oculus home' app / Runtime 1.3.0.For me, the example executable worked perfectly on runtime 0.8.0.0, very smooth and no judder, however when I build the example from sources at:'https://developer.oculus.com/downloads/game-engines/1.0.0/Oculus_Sample_Framework_for_Unity_5_Project/'(using the 1.3 version unity plugin and utilities) the result only works with with runtime 1.3.0, and performs very poorly (low FPS and judder). I'm using a DK2 and GTX 650, so maybe not the ideal spec, but the "Oculus Home" VR scene runs perfectly. It seems odd that the same example would work perfectly for me on the old runtime and b

I'm migrating my C++ OpenGL application from OculusSDK version 0.7 to SDK 1.3, and I'm running into an issue with ovr_Initialize(). It is returning ovrError_LibLoad (-3001). I didn't have this problem with the previous versions of the SDK and Oculus Runtimes.I've installed the Oculus Home application (OculusSetup.exe), which includes the runtime DLLs I need. They are located at C:\Program Files\Oculus\Support\oculus-runtimeovr_Initialize() is calling OVR_LoadSharedLibrary() which calls OVR_FindLibraryPath() which calls SearchPathW(). SearchPathW() isn't finding that path (C:\Program Files\Oculus\Support\oculus-runtime\LibOVRRT64_1.dll) in my application.If I copy LibOVRRT64_1.dll and LibOVRRT32_1.dll into the directory with my application executable, then it works just fine.When I run the sample application (OculusRoomTiny (GL)), it finds the directory just fine. When I debug it, everything seems to be executing the same as my application, except

Hi.In order to test the function of OVRPlatform, I build and run a sample for Unity.It has confirmed that the Entitlement check is error, on the binary.In the same environment, it has confirmed that the Entitlement check is successful, on the Unity Editor.How do I resolve this?Thank you.

We are working with our own custom plugin, and are now a bit stuck on how to pass the GL texture handle we have to the ovrLayerEyeFov ld. ( 1.3 SDK )ld.ColorTexture[0] = ?

Sorry for that stupid newb question, but should I turn VSync off, on, doesn't matter or depends on?