Find out if user enabled Switch Oculus and Menu option
Hi, I'm working on a game, and in the tutorials we would like to show the players what can they do with the buttons of the controllers, and in some cases we are waiting until the player press the correct button. I can't find any way to figure out if a player enabled or not the Switch Oculus and Menu option in the Hands and Controllers setting menu on a Quest, so if he did, the game will highlight the menu button on the wrong controller, and it confuse the players, because if they press that, the Oculus Dashboard will pop up instead of the in game menu. My question is, how can I check which button is the menu button? Oculus integration package is already added to the project, but I didn't find any reference to this.1.3KViews1like2Comments
(press and hold) oculus home button from within Unity Application?
Hello, I'm developing for Quest 2. I am wondering if there's a way to automatically press and hold the Oculus Home button (on right hand controller) from within the app. Rather than bringing up the Oculus home menu, I need to do this to reset the position of the user in the virtual environment, after they have wandered away from a central location (this game utilizes 6 DOF and is carried out standing up). For some context - users are moved along 'tracks' within the game by gazing in certain directions. They should only be able to walk away from these tracks for very short distances - hence the necessity to reset position. In the documentation that describes the Map Controller inputs, it looks like the Oculus home button is reserved. If it is not possible to access it within Unity, is there any other way around this (to achieve this spatial position and orientation 'resetting' function?)Wondering if I may need to resort to a custom function. Thanks in advance!1.4KViews1like0Comments