UE5.3: Roomscale and stationary boundaries break my Player Start! Why?
Hello, I'm having some strange problems. While I try out my test level with the Meta Quest at my workplace and in the Unreal Engine, everything works fine. Now I have created an APK file and installed it on the quest and have the following problem (see also the picture): 1. in the editor "PlayerStart" is at the position and rotation as shown in the picture (see number 1 in the picture). This also works when I test it in the engine and with Meta Quest. 2. However, if I start the level natively on the quest (at a different place in my room), then I start somewhere else in the level and not at the set "PlayerStart" (see number 2 in the picture). And my triggers etc. no longer work. If I reset the position ingame (via menu button), then the player jumps back to the spawnpoint set in the editor (see number 3 in the picture), but the triggers etc. do not work either. If I start the "game" on my workplace, then the spawn position is correct and everything else also works. The spawn point should always be the same, no matter where I start the game from. I don't know why this won't work. New Update: I have found that when I have a stationary boundary (3x3 feet), it works as it should. But as soon as I set Roomscale (or when I am standing), I have the behavior as described above. I'm trying to create a game like "Moss", for example. I have a stationary VR character (first person) where I can interact with my hands and at the same time I control a 3rd person character. And with triggers etc. I then "teleport" the VR character to a different position. This works, but not as soon as I stand or activate Roomscale. And if I'm not in the center of the stationary boundary, then the rotation and position where I "teleport" the VR character is no longer correct. Does anyone have any idea?
Media Sound audio is recorded when is set to volume 0 in the app
Hi all, I have a project I am working on, it's an apartment where I have a TV with a video running in loop. The project is made in Unreal engine 5.1, and in the TV blueprint, I set the Media Sound volume to 0 when game begins, and switch volume according to when I turn on and off the TV. I was recording the gameplay on Quest 3, and despite in the game the audio answers to the interaction, when I watch the recording, the TV audio is loud and overlay every other audio effect from my game. This is the Blueprint, and the video is the recording from the Quest 3. The sound of the video worked just fine in the app when I was playing but in the recording it's like the TV was on all the time, really annoying. Now, is it some problem with the UE settings or the Quest Device?
