[Feature Request] Edit in Play Mode for Oculus Quest in Unity
I've been building an application for Go until recently, but after trying the Quest am seriously considering changing my platform because of the 6DoF. My Go development process so far has been like this: I use a Rift hooked up to my PC to do most of my Unity development (because of the perk of editing in play mode), then build to the Quest and make sure my build is bug-free before pushing it to my main branch. What I'm wondering is if we'll ever be able to use the Quest hooked directly up to Unity instead of needing to use the Rift for that purpose. Do other people want this feature?
Oculus Unity VR Starter Kit Released :)
https://www.assetstore.unity3d.com/en/#!/content/10333 The Oculus VR Starter Kit Has Been Released!! This package gives you a solid Framework to run around in your VR Environment and Interact with Objects. I wrote this for my students in the VR classes I teach, originally. The goal was to get students past the technical stuff quickly so they could go straight to telling their stories. Now in a couple of minutes they can walk around and use objects in their environment. Also in the past, with supplied scripts, there were problems with memory issues in Unity. By writing all the code myself, I was able to remove all these issues. And of Course, Since this code is constantly being used in both Class and Production Environments, It will always be updated with new features. I hope people Enjoy the kit and I look forward to seeing all the cool stuff people make with it. More NFO Here: https://grfxman.artstation.com/projects/8830n
Oculus Quest 1 Rendering Glitch In Left Eye
Hello, I am currently developing a Unity Game for Oculus Quest. Game has been in development for about a year now but I am experiencing a new issue. In the left eye, its seems like some materials just get shifted and skewed suddenly, flashing in and out of place. Everything renders fine in my right eye. This only exists in one scene, everywhere else the game runs fine. When I first observed this issue, I was also experiencing poor framerate, so I figured they were related. I have now optimized the scene to have decent framerate (still more work to be done) but I am still experiencing this same glitching problem. Here is a video of the issue (sorry for the poor quality): https:// youtu. be/ 8VEjHfAopSs (Won't let me post links so just remove the spaces) Has anyone experienced this before? I'm hoping to find an answer towards what is happening and how to prevent it. I was expecting it to be tied to the framerate, but this issue seems to persist even as the framerate gets better. I have plans to continue improving the framerate, but I will be in a bad situation if I get the framerate up to standard and still have this problem to solve. This is Unity 2020.1 using URP. Rendering with multiview setting for Oculus Quest. Using Unity XR and Oculus SDK from package manager. Issue does not occur on Quest 2. Any help, questions, or ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thanks everyone!
Accessing local files
Hi all, I'm looking to store video files locally on the Quest and access them from the apk through their file path. To be clear, I'm trying to access the internal storage on the Quest via an installed apk. This would be a video stored in the movies folder or something similar that can be viewed inside the Quest through the Gallery. I am aware that the file path of the apk is available and looks something like /storage/emulated/0/Android/data/com.company.name/files but this is not what I need. I am aware of obb expansion files but we are simply using too many external files to fit inside the size constraints of an apk + obb (approx. 7GB). This app will not be pushed to the store either so I'm not worried about any of those constraints, we will hopefully be using the enterprise edition. Any help would be greatly appreciated! EDIT: Solved
