So, I'm trying out the Meta Avatar SDK using Unity. I haven't quite got it to work yet, but one thing I notice is that the file size of the APK of one of the demo scenes is about 220Mb.
Is this normal? I was wondering what is causing it to be this big and noticed in the Assets/StreamingAssets/SampleAssets folder are some large zip files of about 50Mb each for different platforms.
With names like: PresetAvatars_Quest2.zip
So it seems like the APK contains avatar graphics for 3 different platforms. This seems kind of odd, since why is this in the APK and not part of the Oculus OS?
People only have 64-128Gb of memory on the Oculus so we don't want large file sizes containing duplicate Avatar graphics.
It seems very inefficient. If I have to use 200Mb to include people's Meta Avatars in my games, then I think I will skip it. Unless there is something I'm doing wrong?
The Meta Avatars SDK for Unity package includes 32 Avatar presets that can be loaded locally from disk. These Avatars are useful for prototyping, offline play, and as a fallback.
You should be able to safely remove that folder, but you would have no fallback if something goes wrong.
The Meta Avatars SDK for Unity package includes 32 Avatar presets that can be loaded locally from disk. These Avatars are useful for prototyping, offline play, and as a fallback.
You should be able to safely remove that folder, but you would have no fallback if something goes wrong.
