Disable proximity sensor (re-center) on app only
Hello, I am currently working on a unity project with Quest 3 where I instantiate some cubes using raycast (still in the demo), but when i take off the headset and move, or rotate my head and wear it again, the cubes position drift or move to right where i am looking because they are relative to the headset's position. I am looking for a way when i take off my headset, to not let proximity sensor work (in app only) just like First Encounters (i don't want to disable it completely from MQDH), get to the boolean that is making it work, or to stop whatever the hmdUnmounted event is doing, i want to stop recentering by any means necessary but ONLY inside the app. I am using the OVRCameraRig from Meta XR All-in-one.Unwanted Recenter capability and other inconsistencies
I can't figure why the oculus button make the view to be recentered despite of the fact the OVRCameraRig tracking mode is set to Stage and the Allow recenter isn't checked. I did erase the Guardian setup, restart the headset, restart Unity, clean Build, but nothing works. Everything was fine till today, I didn't changed anything about those settings, it's a pity to experience so much unconsistencies. In the same order of weird bahaviors, till now the local world axis was aligned perpendicular with one of the guardian boundaries. Now it is aligned depending on the direction you're looking at with the headset.... How can I work seriously when I can't manage critical behaviors like these??? I'm angry...grrrrr maybe I should have bet on the HTC environment... And this topic will not have any answer from meta enginers, of course. They sell quest pro but don't care if you're doing something with it. It is not acceptable to have to fight with essential features like that. Why the hell there is no world axis setup built-in the headset??? Why the hell I can't define a custom OVRBoundary? Why the hell the avatars shaders are messing? Are you serious? I spent 2000 euros for both quest and quest pro, and nobody's here?? I want a f...g hotline 24h a day.
Handtracking app - true recenter API for Unity
Hi all! I'm making an hand-tracking game as a seated or standing experience. While standing, the user sometimes move around a bit, after time its offset causes the game to act weird for obvious reasons. While recentering with controller is very easy and intuitive, doing so with hand tracking is pretty complex, therefore I'm doing an automatic recenter if an offset is detected. It works with Link but not with Quest 2. Is there a way to do a recenter in Unity without moving the whole game objects in the scene? In Unity, this line doesn't work for the Quest 2 (does work for Link): OVRManager.display.RecenterPose(); With controllers it's ok, I guess, but for hand-tracking I believe we need a better solution than disabling this option. Alternatively - is there a way to mark the experience as seated/standing and make this line work for the Quest 2? Many thanks! Similar to this subject
Offset recenter forward vector?
Hi there, I'm trying to figure out if there's some kind of way to offset the yaw (Y axis) rotation of the forward vector for a system-level recentering operation, either through the Oculus API or via something like UnityEngine.XR.xxx. The following graphic is a bird's eye view of the different hotspots in the main area of our app, with their respective forward directions relative to "north". Forgive the MSPaint... You spawn into this area in location A. If you were to look behind you and to your right and click on the hotspot to go to location D, you'd be facing the right way because you already had to turn right to look at it. The issue is that when an OVRManager.HMDMounted/HMDUnmounted cycle inevitably happens on the Go, OR the user does a long press on the Oculus button on their Go controller and forces a recenter, if you're standing in locations D or E, you're now facing Y+0 degrees again instead of Y+/-90 degrees. The app naturally has events for when the user teleports to different locations around the room, so ideally I'd simply be able to take the transform rotation of the GameObject that represents that hotspot location and plug it in as an offset to the rotation of the recenter direction. The first part of this is figuring out where I can latch onto an event when the app is recentered. Per some previous discussions, I've tried to latch onto OVRDisplay's Action called RecenteredPose, but it doesn't seem to be firing off, in either case of an unmount/remount loop, or from long pressing the Oculus button on the Go controller. Where in the Oculus Utilities SDK can I find an Event that describes either of these recentering operations? Secondly there is my core question. Is there like a Vector3 that I can update somewhere (similar to OVRManager.headPoseRelativeOffsetRotation which appears to be only be used for the recently-introduced in-Editor headset emulation stuff, but not quite the same thing) to adjust the default recenter forward position, either in the Oculus SDK or in UnityEngine.XR stuff? I don't want to negate the recentering action itself like some of the posts I linked to, I just want to change which direction it's facing when just a recenter happens, depending on some scripting logic about which hotspot I'm at in my environment. Thanks!
Recenter / Quit from the Universal menu
I followed the guide: https://developer.oculus.com/documentation/pcsdk/latest/concepts/dg-vr-focus/ But the associated flags in the sessions structure are always false, even when clicking on the corresponding buttons in the universal menu. ovrSessionStatus status; ovr_GetSessionStatus(m_ovrSession, &status); if (status.ShouldRecenter) // always false { ovr_RecenterTrackingOrigin(m_ovrSession); } Due to the above I failed the app submission. .HmdMounted and .IsVisible work fine. Please advise. Thanks.
