wirelitesoft.dev said:
also your game says it is approved for KEYS ONLY and this means your game fell short of their review process and don't meet their standards for store approval.
also looking here THIS is revision status of your text, images and information. NOT THE GAME BUILD
This is not so.... The site really says that the application (this is not a game) is approved only for keys, but this is an old message. After that we received a email that the application was approved for the Oculus Store. And the label "only for keys" has disappeared. But a day later it appeared again with the status "under review by Oculus" and in this status it remains for the third week.
>First when in a seated position, I start half under ground. might want to adjust the starting position a bit higher.
Hmmm... Strange. You should be at 1.3m if your headset is set up correctly. But in any case, you can change the position of the joystick.
>Second, the button mappings seem to change when clicking on things, this is ver disorienting to someone that has not seen a tutorial or button mappings.(add a tutorial that walks them through using their button mappings)
I do not understand what you mean. There are only two buttons. One (main trigger) activates or moves the object, the second (lower trigger) - cancels the action. A description of this is on the first page of the Manual (the book lies on the floor at your right foot).
>moving inside the fractal it was super laggy.
Well, if the programs for CPU calculate such a fractal for several minutes, then a 100 ms lag is not such a big problem. I could make the movement in steps, then you would not notice any lag, but the almost real time moving seems to me to be more spectacular. Well, it all depends on the video card - the movement on Titan V happens almost smoothly.
>you should make a tutorial to explain how it all works like walk them through making their first fractal pattern.
Already done 🙂 : https://youtu.be/73Df3iRupz4
Thank you, I will try to take your suggestions into account, but I do not think that these comments caused the approval process to freeze and Oculus ignore requests. I would just like to get an explanation of what is happening or what is wrong with my program. But for now, silence is in response.
Best regards,
San Base
I do not understand what you mean. There are only two buttons. One (main trigger) activates or moves the object, the second (lower trigger) - cancels the action. A description of this is on the first page of the Manual (the book lies on the floor at your right foot).
>moving inside the fractal it was super laggy.
Well, if the programs for CPU calculate such a fractal for several minutes, then a 100 ms lag is not such a big problem. I could make the movement in steps, then you would not notice any lag, but the almost real time moving seems to me to be more spectacular. Well, it all depends on the video card - the movement on Titan V happens almost smoothly.
>you should make a tutorial to explain how it all works like walk them through making their first fractal pattern.
Already done 🙂 : https://youtu.be/73Df3iRupz4
Thank you, I will try to take your suggestions into account, but I do not think that these comments caused the approval process to freeze and Oculus ignore requests. I would just like to get an explanation of what is happening or what is wrong with my program. But for now, silence is in response.
Best regards,
San Base
Hi, I have used your code: NFTM6-FQ9HC-ERA7M-4PFEJ-NFNPK 🙂
A greeting.
A greeting.
