My app already supports Go & Gear VR. Moving to Go only. What should users expect?
I'm not clear on what my Gear VR users should expect if I change my existing app to support only Go moving forward. We would do this because of upgrading the SDK suite / integration from version 1.41 or lower to 1.42 or higher within the Unity project. As Oculus no longer officially supports the platform, we need to follow suit at some point or be stuck with an old SDK for too long. This is okay, given our small population of Gear users. However, we'd like to let them know in advance what will happen, and I really don't know for certain from the information seen thus far. The official announcement only clarified perhaps the most obvious points (I can't post links yet, but it was November 7, 2019 "Gear VR App Development no Longer Supported From Oculus SDK Suite 1.42 and Future Versions"). The current build on our STORE channel is Gear compatible. At some point we would update with one produced with a newer SDK, which will not be Gear compatible (Go only). Has anyone else done this already? If so, what did your Gear users experience? If their last compatible build remained installed, could it still be restored if it got uninstalled at some point later? We are aware that a newer incompatible build is not supposed to appear in the Gear store. If another build channel were created to have all the Gear users as members, would it change the situation at all? Anything else noteworthy? We are looking for an official response as well, but it's good to have the answer clarified among the community.
[Go / Gear VR] Nodes 'Has Input Focus' and 'Get VR Focus State' not working as intended
Hello! I'm having trouble pausing the game using either 'Has Input Focus' or 'Get VR Focus State' blueprint node (and passing certification). I'm also using 'Has System Overlay Present' to check and pause the game if the Oculus overlay is displayed (which works fine). I've checked this on Unreal binary distribution 4.18 and 4.19. Current behaviour is that after about 10 seconds from removing the headset the game pauses but it does not pass certification so I assume there has to be abetter way or something is wrong? I was also looking at 'UnrealSample' from Oculus SDK but couldn't find anything related to pausing the game in that situation. Behaviour is implemented inside Game Mode blueprint, the actors that supposed to pause have the 'Tick Even if Paused' disabled. If anyone has some ideas or samples (blueprint or c++) that could show the working way to do this I will be very thankful. My implementation (also tried 'Get VR Focus State' in place of 'Has Input Focus'):I have a .dll how do I get that to work on Samsung S9+ Gear VR
I am trying to create a file from 3DS max interactive that I can walk around in the gear VR. I have done the device ID and produced the output file for Gear VR from 3DS Max which is a .dll I would appreciate it if someone could point me in a basic step by step guide on how I get that .dll to work on my phone with the gear vr?
