How to manage ray interactions on multiple Unity Canvases on top of each other?
Hi, How do I manage disabling and enabling multiple world space canvases so the Ray interactions work properly, when the canvases are placed in front of each other? The UI canvases are default Unity world space canvases with ray interactions added with the quick actions described in this article: Add an Interaction with QuickActions | Oculus Developers The problem is that I have two worldspace canvases with ray interactions placed in front of each other, kinda like in layers. When I disable the canvas gameobject in front, the interactor cursor hits the disabled (invisible canvas) and does not properly pass through to hit the second canvas (which it should do). How can I ensure the cursor interacts with the first active/visible canvas and does not get captured by disabled ones?Menu Canvas Not Responsive
Details Unity Version: Set-Up: Meta Integration: Meta XR All-in-One SDK Using Oculus Quest 2 Hello! I am not new to VR development but I am for some reason struggling to build this new app I am currently working on. I have three issues. 1. I am trying to add a Menu/intro scene in my app but the Canvas I have created is not responsive. The UIHelpers are working on hit-target, but the buttons are not. E.g., a button that should bring you to the start scene does not work. I have checked and re-checked the script and all the steps of this tutorial that I used in the past for other projects, but I cannot understand why it isn't working. 2. The Menu Scene is not showing when loading the build - I am automatically redirected to the main scene. It only works when I remove the Main scene from the list of the scenes to load. Any suggestions for this issue? 3. Grabbable props I am using are not showing in the scene. I am following the official Meta guideline to build this app, although it should be simpler to create experiences in software using the Meta XR All in One integration I am finding it extremely frustrating as it is the second time I had to start from scratch. Shall I follow a more traditional approach and follow the Unity VR tutorials or is there anyone who can advise me on how to create a VR app without encountering these many issues? Thank you. MetaStoreHelp3D Buttons interactive when invisible in Unity App for Oculus
Our team is working on implementing 3D buttons using PokeInteractable on a World Space Canvas that has Mask and RectMask2D components. The problem arises when the buttons are not visible due to the mask, as they still remain interactable. We are seeking guidance on how to ensure that the interactivity of the 3D buttons aligns with their visibility, specifically within the defined boundaries set by the Mask and RectMask2D components.
UI element with transparent parts in the sprite bleeds into panel
Hello, My simple setup is: - Canvas -- Panel (opaque dark grey) --- Button (unity default button with uisprite with transparent sides, I just darkened the color) The problem is that the transparent parts of the Button sprite also makes the panel transparent. This makes the panel look like it has a transparent border around the button. See image. See the light areas around the buttons, this is actually the background being visible through the panel. I have tried various image import settings. I have tried psd and png format with a square image and only defining transparency with the alpha channel. It still has the transparency issues with the panel. Has anyone any idea how to solve this?Custom 360 VR video player with menu - help with some basic questions
Using Unity, I've built a video player with a 360 and set up some pointers. I want to use a map of the property as a UI for the user to jump to specific points (on the property and in the video timeline). I'm not sure if this should be a canvas or sprites. Also not sure if I should be using a canvas pointer or physics pointer. I'm not looking for a solution, just to be pointed in the right direction. 1. Should I be using Canvas or Sprites (or something else, I am very new at this) for my map-based UI? 2. Depending on the answer to 1, should I use a canvas or physics pointer to interact with the map? 3. We will be installing the app directly on the Quest. I would like to load the video file from the device sdcard. I haven't had any success with the methods I've tried. This seems like it should be really straightforward, so any tutorials or direction is appreciated. I really appreciate any direction provided. I'm happy to provide more information, if that's helpful. There really isn't that much to it.
