Wrong Thumb Placement for Meta Avatars after Update to v38 and v40
Hello everyone, we have been using the Meta Avatars in our projects for the last few months now and after putting in some work we were quite happy with the results. However since we recently tried to update from v35.2 to v38 or now even to v40 we noticed a weird displacement in the Avatars thumbs. The thumbs or joints of the thumbs seem to be shifted towards the palm of the hand somehow ( see images for comparison) . It does not hinder the grab functionality - but it makes all hand grab poses look wrong, which renders it unusable for us. I could not find any indication where this is coming from or any way to fix this. Does anyone have an idea or a tip on how this could be solved? Additional Information: Unity 6.2 All-in-One-SDK v78 XR-Plugin: Open XR We are using an OVRCameraRig with Hands and ControllerDrivenHands. Hand Skeleton in OVR Manager: Open XR Skeleton
OvrAvatarPacket size
Hi, I began using the Avatar SDK and I'm sending OvrAvatarPackets accross the network. I noticed that this packet size is sometime reaching 340+ bytes... With the recommended 1200bytes per-packet limit how can, let's say a 4 players game, with others entities, fit into that limit (4*340=1300+)? What are the compression methods used (smallest three, etc...)? With a custom system, I managed to reduce a unique player packet size to 48bytes, should i use the built in avatar packet system or not?
Can I use avatars without passing a concept review?
I understand I can upload a build to the Quest via USB. I also understand that the Oculus Avatar SDK will *not* work unless the app passes entitlement, and the only way to do that is to have the app come from Oculus' online service (typically Alpha channel at first). So what I'm afraid of is that it is impossible to run code that uses the Avatar SDK (that is, code that shows the Oculus avatars) unless Oculus gives the OK via a concept review. Is this true or is there some reasonable solution I'm not aware of?
help me make my locomotion system work please!
I'm attempting to implement an Oculus Avatar (tracked hands, tracked head) which can also be moved by thumbstick movement. The player should be able to use either the thumbstick or roomscale movement to move his virtual body around the game world. I have it working well like so: OVRPlayerController OVRCameraRig Tracking Space OVRLocalAvatar except for one problem: As the player physically moves, the OVRPlayerController does not move with it, which essentially means you can walk away from your own body. How can I keep the OVRPlayerController following my OVRCameraRig?
