Oculus Quest / Rift Example Unity Project available on GitHub
So many people are having trouble with getting this going, I've started a simple example project. It's not complete yet -- I only just started it. But you're welcome to look at what I've done and how I did it. I intend to show how to get it working with a Quest and a Rift -- I don't own a Rift S, but I assume it's the same as a Rift, generally speaking. Again, let me say that I'm not finished. But you can see an early look here. https://github.com/Corysia/Unity-Oculus-Example
how to debug build failing app submission that works locally
we are trying to test submitting a test preview version of our app in preparation for future submissions, but our app crashed on launch during the automated testing phase. However, when we download the submitted test build and run it on our machines it works fine. The crash logs only gave two error messages, one of which is related to oculus use in Unity and the other informing us that we need pdb files in order to get detailed crash logs. However, when trying to upload the build to the beta branch using ovr-platform-util I get the following error: This build contains the following debugging files, which violates VRC.PC.Security.3 player_win_development_x64.pdb So I'm wondering what I should do to further debug this and get the process rolling. Is there any way to get more detailed crash logs?
Adding Custom URL Protocol for Oculus Rift game/app built using Unity
Hello All, Is there any way to register Custom URL Protocol (ex- myapp:// ) for an app being installed from Oculus Store so that app can be launched by clicking on that app's custom url ? Typically a PC installer can add registry entries since its run with elevated permissions. More info on Custom URL Protocol: https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/noahc/2006/10/19/register-a-custom-url-protocol-handler/ Thanks!
DK2 not being recognised
I purchased a DK2 a while back, when they first became available. Due to other commitments I never got a chance to get started with it. Anyway, I'm now looking to start on a project. I can't seem to get either of the systems I've tried it on to recognise the DK2 though. Both systems pass the compatibility test okay. On both of them I get to the "Connect your rift headset" step in the wizard, and the Sensor USB is recognised okay, but Headset HDMI and Headset USB are both stuck spinning the searching circle. The headset is powered up and displaying the "continue setup on PC" message. On both systems the DK2 is plugged into an HDMI port on a GTX970, and USB 3 ports. Both systems are windows 10, 64 bit, fully patched (including the anniversary update). In device manage I have a "Rift DK2 Sensor" under "Oculus VR Devices". Under Other devices I have two unknown devices. It looks like a driver issue, but apart from the main oculus setup I can't see any individual driver downloads. Any suggestions?
Real-time tracking of Oculus controllers
Hi all, We've just put together this tracker for the controllers that we've been using during our user testing sessions to see what is really happening (most of times users are pressing all sort of buttons and it's hard to figure it out). This can be embedded in OBS and streamed / recorded: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XCFC-PZKtic Would love to hear your thoughts / feedback! Pietro
VR Touch Steering Wheel
So I wanna make a game with car controls just like this. Currently using the latest version of Oculus Rift. I'm so close to it but I can only code the joystick (of the left hand controller) to control the steering wheel, not the user's hands. The thought process behind the following code below is that: Detect collision between user's hand and steering wheel (Success). Detect if user is gripping hand (Success). Detect if one hand is higher than the other (Can detect positions of both hands and compare values of the y-axis coordinates). Animate steering wheel based on which hand is higher. For example if the right hand is higher, rotate steering wheel to the right, left hand higher = rotate steering wheel to the left. (Fail) [code=CSharp]using System.Collections; using System.Collections.Generic; using UnityEngine; public class Oculus_Steering : MonoBehaviour { public GameObject rightHand; public GameObject leftHand; float maxTurnAngle = 45f; // Detect Collision with Player void OnTriggerEnter (Collider other) { Debug.Log("hello"); Debug.Log("LEFT: "+OVRInput.Get(OVRInput.Axis1D.PrimaryHandTrigger)+" and "+ Mathf.Abs(leftHand.transform.position.y)); Debug.Log("RIGHT: " + OVRInput.Get(OVRInput.Axis1D.SecondaryHandTrigger)+" and " + Mathf.Abs(rightHand.transform.position.y)); //when leftHand elevation is higher turn wheel to left if (Mathf.Abs(leftHand.transform.position.y) > Mathf.Abs(rightHand.transform.position.y)) { transform.localEulerAngles = Vector3.back * Mathf.Clamp(-97, -maxTurnAngle, maxTurnAngle); } else { //when rightHand elevation is higher turn wheel to right transform.localEulerAngles = Vector3.back * Mathf.Clamp(97, -maxTurnAngle, maxTurnAngle); } } void Update() { //for joystick; takes the horizontal input to determine if steering wheel should rotate left or right transform.localEulerAngles = Vector3.back * Mathf.Clamp((Input.GetAxis("Horizontal") * 100), -maxTurnAngle, maxTurnAngle); } } I'm fairly new to unity and coding so if you need any more information, please don't hesitate to ask! Thank you in advanced. P.S. I am currently using the latest version of Oculus Rift. I will provide the version of game engine, and a copy of the scene I am using in the comments below later in the morning. Edit: Using unity 2018.3.11f1 and the file is too large whoops.
I can't upload new binary to the channel, anyone has the same problem this weekend?
It stuck at processing while uploading the new binary to the channel, and I was keeping trying for several times this weekend, still doesn't work till now. Does anyone have the same problem? What possibly going wrong? I didn't encounter any error while running the project on my computer locally.
