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Consistent Unity Playmode Runtime Error when using Link after updating the Quest Link app
I updated my meta quest link app to version 71.0.0.167.524 on the date 9/30/2024. Since I have updated earlier this week, I have a new error that I face everytime I click into play mode in my editor with link. The error is "Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library Runtime Error! Program: This application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way. Please contact the application's support team for more information." I tested, around the error and it does NOT occur when running play mode normally or with the meta XR simulator, and it DOES occur 10/10 times when starting playmode with Quest Link open, which confirms the culprit. I searched the internet and the unity logs for more information but wasn't able to find answers. Please let me know if there are more logs that would be useful to attach from the Quest Link software. This error is blocking my work everyday this week, i'm working on a game that is about to ship, and now I cant get in headset to test in editor anymore. Its a shame I was just complementing folks at a meta about how much better link has gotten for developing mixed reality apps. The next things I will try are fresh installs of the project, fresh installs of the editor, then maybe a fresh install of windows. I hope this post gets noticed by others with this issue or someone at meta who can help fix it. Fingers crossed ill get another update any day here and I can get back to work. Versions and Info Windows 11 PC Quest 3 Connected via USB-C Unity Version:2022.3.20f1 Quest Link Version: 71.0.0.167.524 Quest Headset Version: 69.0.0.576.352.641228209
Shoebopadoo
1 year ago Place Unity Development
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[MetaXRFeature] spamming the unity console with logs when using OpenXR
Hi, when using Unity 2022.3.42f1 and Oculus Link with Meta Open XR feature sdk (com.meta.xr.sdk.core@68.0.2) , I get hundreds of log messages spamming the console similar to: [MetaXRFeature] OnAppSpaceChange: 144292415606376081 UnityEngine.Debug:Log (object) Meta.XR.MetaXRFeature:OnAppSpaceChange (ulong) (at ./Library/PackageCache/com.meta.xr.sdk.core@68.0.2/Scripts/OpenXRFeatures/MetaXRFeature.cs:228) UnityEngine.GUIUtility:ProcessEvent (int,intptr,bool&) In general there is no way I see to turn off these kinds of logs from MetaXRFeature.cs which is very annoying. A few would be ok, but I'm seeing hundreds
kylev
1 year ago Place Unity Development
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Streaming XR simulator 2-eyes content to quest headset
Developing XR apps on macOS is currently hindered by the lack of Quest Link compatibility. The XR simulator now offers 2 eyes display and controller data forwarding. How about streaming the 2 eyes content from xr simulator to a Quest headset via type-c cable? This might improve development experience for macOS users, bringing it closer to parity with Windows development.
shiao.al
1 year ago Place Tool Feedback
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Is there any other way to get hand tracking data other than using OpenXR in PCVR?
Hi, I am trying to find out if there is another way to get hand tracking data other than using OpenXR in PCVR. I know that hand tracking data can be got by using Meta Quest Link's OpenXR. Thank you.
k.takahashi
1 year ago Place PCVR/Link Development
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Troubleshooting LoadSceneFromDevice() Issues in MRUK 65.0.0: Inconsistent Behavior with Quest Link a
I have noticed that the LoadSceneFromDevice() function in MRUK 65.0.0 does not work. However, strangely, it works when using the Synthetic Environment Server in the Meta XR Simulator. It only fails when running from the Unity Editor while the Quest is connected to the PC via Quest Link. However, if I check the "Load Scene On Startup" option in MRUK and execute LoadSceneFromDevice() from MRUK, it works. It only fails when I call LoadSceneFromDevice() from my script. These functions worked without any issues in MRUK 64.0.0. Why is this happening? I can't understand it.
CafeSingularity
1 year ago Place Unity Development
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