Meta Avatars Loading Black and White without any textures
I am trying to load Meta avatars as local and remote players in a Multiplayer environment established by photon. I am able to load the meta avatars as local and remote players in one room but my meta avatars are displayed white and black.(i.e with out any shaders or textures). I am trying to instantiate the meta avatar as player when player joins the room using the user id. Below is my code: using System.Collections; using System.Collections.Generic; using UnityEngine; using Oculus.Avatar2; using Oculus.Platform; using Photon.Pun; using System; public class RemotePlayer : OvrAvatarEntity { [SerializeField] int m_avatarToUseInZipFolder = 2; PhotonView m_photonView; List<byte[]> m_streamedDataList = new List<byte[]>(); int m_maxBytesToLog = 15; [SerializeField] ulong m_instantiationData; float m_cycleStartTime = 0; float m_intervalToSendData = 0.08f; protected override void Awake() { ConfigureAvatarEntity(); base.Awake(); } private void Start() { m_instantiationData = GetUserIdFromPhotonInstantiationData(); _userId = m_instantiationData; StartCoroutine(TryToLoadUser()); } void ConfigureAvatarEntity() { m_photonView = GetComponent<PhotonView>(); if (m_photonView.IsMine) { SetIsLocal(true); _creationInfo.features = Oculus.Avatar2.CAPI.ovrAvatar2EntityFeatures.Preset_Default; //setting body tracking input SampleInputManager sampleInputManager = OvrAvatarManager.Instance.gameObject.GetComponent<SampleInputManager>(); SetBodyTracking(sampleInputManager); //setting lip sync input OvrAvatarLipSyncContext lipSyncInput = GameObject.FindObjectOfType<OvrAvatarLipSyncContext>(); SetLipSync(lipSyncInput); //setting face pose driver SampleFacePoseBehavior sampleFacePoseBehaviour = OvrAvatarManager.Instance.gameObject.GetComponent<SampleFacePoseBehavior>(); SetFacePoseProvider(sampleFacePoseBehaviour); //setting eye pose driver SampleEyePoseBehavior sampleEyePoseBehavior = OvrAvatarManager.Instance.gameObject.GetComponent<SampleEyePoseBehavior>(); SetEyePoseProvider(sampleEyePoseBehavior); gameObject.name = "MyAvatar"; } else { SetIsLocal(false); _creationInfo.features = Oculus.Avatar2.CAPI.ovrAvatar2EntityFeatures.Preset_Remote; //setting body tracking input SampleInputManager sampleInputManager = OvrAvatarManager.Instance.gameObject.GetComponent<SampleInputManager>(); SetBodyTracking(sampleInputManager); //setting lip sync input OvrAvatarLipSyncContext lipSyncInput = GameObject.FindObjectOfType<OvrAvatarLipSyncContext>(); SetLipSync(lipSyncInput); //setting face pose driver SampleFacePoseBehavior sampleFacePoseBehaviour = OvrAvatarManager.Instance.gameObject.GetComponent<SampleFacePoseBehavior>(); SetFacePoseProvider(sampleFacePoseBehaviour); //setting eye pose driver SampleEyePoseBehavior sampleEyePoseBehavior = OvrAvatarManager.Instance.gameObject.GetComponent<SampleEyePoseBehavior>(); SetEyePoseProvider(sampleEyePoseBehavior); gameObject.name = "OtherAvatar"; } } IEnumerator TryToLoadUser() { var hasAvatarRequest = OvrAvatarManager.Instance.UserHasAvatarAsync(_userId); while (hasAvatarRequest.IsCompleted == false) { yield return null; } LoadUser(); } private void LateUpdate() { float elapsedTime = Time.time - m_cycleStartTime; if (elapsedTime > m_intervalToSendData) { RecordAndSendStreamDataIfMine(); m_cycleStartTime = Time.time; } } void RecordAndSendStreamDataIfMine() { if (m_photonView.IsMine) { byte[] bytes = RecordStreamData(activeStreamLod); m_photonView.RPC("RecieveStreamData", RpcTarget.Others, bytes); } } [PunRPC] public void RecieveStreamData(byte[] bytes) { m_streamedDataList.Add(bytes); } void LogFirstFewBytesOf(byte[] bytes) { for (int i = 0; i < m_maxBytesToLog; i++) { string bytesString = Convert.ToString(bytes[i], 2).PadLeft(8, '0'); } } private void Update() { if (m_streamedDataList.Count > 0) { if (IsLocal == false) { byte[] firstBytesInList = m_streamedDataList[0]; if (firstBytesInList != null) { ApplyStreamData(firstBytesInList); } m_streamedDataList.RemoveAt(0); } } } ulong GetUserIdFromPhotonInstantiationData() { PhotonView photonView = GetComponent<PhotonView>(); object[] instantiationData = photonView.InstantiationData; Int64 data_as_int = (Int64)instantiationData[0]; return Convert.ToUInt64(data_as_int); } }Meta Avatar and Interaction SDK Hand Tracking Positioning Issue
Issue: While using both Meta Avatars and Hand Interaction SDK, my fingers don't align in certain positions. Pressing a button on a canvas with only the Meta Avatars hands visible is inaccurate and leads to misses or accidental button clicks. I understand I can pass custom data to the Interaction SDK hands but seems like a lot of trouble. Here are examples. Certain angles are worse than others. Certain angles seem to be aligned well.
Meta Avatar Critical Joint Transforms go to zero position after calling LoadUser()
Our application depends upon attaching objects to each avatars hands and head. Unfortunately this means we can't use LoadUser() to update an avatar's appearance if they changed it because there seems to be a bug where the critical joint transforms just fall to the local zero position when LoadUser() is called. ot know where the users wrists and head are now Here are the steps to reproduce:
