When we start programming Virtual Reality, it is difficult to find a workflow that is agile. At first I did not found anywhere where it was explained and every time I made changes I had to compile and send the application to the glasses and that took too long. In this video I explain how to program the Meta Quest glasses efficiently so that as soon as I make a change in the application I can immediately view it on the glasses and best of all, I explain how to do it without having to be connected to the PC with the cable.
NOTE: The original video is in Spanish but you have the audio and subtitles in English. I hope this helps and please comment or make any suggestion.
Thank you for your comment @evgeny.oculus . I want to keep on publishing about the rest of the library: pkgin, raycasting, controllers. I am looking for a "natural way" to walk using only hands. I don't know if do it like a baby pointing and moving to the way the finger is pointing or jumping. I didn't find a natural way to walk with hands. After that I would like to make some videos about mixed reality. But step by Step
I think i can help you with "natural way" of walking. Look attached video. It's self explanatory. (But screen recording truncate lowerpart). All realized with hands. I demonstrate walking with 3 speed forward, backward. Flying up / down. All movement goes into forwardview (line of sight). But it's not a problem realize it strictly forward. Also implemented interaction with another actors by interactive ray and by finger touch. I implemented grabbing with hands, last thing i want to implement - hand physics (pushing objects). All of above i implement without ISDK (documentation is total hell). Thank you for researching this.
Few recomendations 1. Work with Oculus Fork (OF) (maybe all features will be working at main UE branch, but lot of meta samples requires OF. Especially recompiling Meta samples). It's quite easy to install Visual Studio 17.10, and compile OF from source (be aware 240Gb on disk) 2. Use Character (not Pawn). More possibility for movement control. 3. Download Unreal-HandPoseShowcase and look for samples. 4. Define your custom hand poses (or gestures), and use it for control. As in my video.
But anyway, your research in ISDK i think very important, because i think Meta will be adding features in it. i.e. gestures. Waiting for your new videos )))
