OVRCameraRig bad initial rotation via NetworkManager

What Unity version are you on? Case 768213 was fixed in 5.3.3. I would recommend using 5.3.4p5 or higher.

This may actually be expected behavior. When a new Camera starts up, it latches the current position and yaw of the player's head as the identity in local space. You can adjust it by adding a parent GameObject and moving that. If you're using OVRCameraRig, then try moving the TrackingSpace GameObject in it.

Thanks for replying. I'm using 5.4.0f1 and Oculus utilities 1.6.

The OVRCameraRig I'm using is already under a parent gameObject, but I've tried with and without the parent. Are you suggesting trying to move the TrackingSpace GameObject at runtime after the OVRCameraRig has spawned? 

I've also noticed that when the OVRCameraRig (with parent or not) is spawned via the NetworkManager, the CenterEyeAnchor (with the camera on it) moves backward in the TrackingSpace, meaning when I place the tracked controllers as close as possible to the front of the headset, they still appear a foot or so in front of the headset. The exact same player prefab without the NetworkIdentity tracks the controllers perfectly, and the CenterEyeAnchor is in the correct location between the LeftEyeAnchor and the RightEyeAnchor. Images to explain:


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Sorry for the long and confusing post. I'm just trying to figure out what's going on. I'm sure I could get around this by not using the OVRCameraRig, but it would be inconvenient, especially with the tracked controllers. 

Thanks again!

> Are you suggesting trying to move the TrackingSpace GameObject at runtime after the OVRCameraRig has spawned? 

Yes.

> CenterEyeAnchor (with the camera on it) moves backward in the TrackingSpace

This is because your head is back behind the calibrated origin of your tracking space. You can adjust it by re-running sensor setup in the Oculus client app. After that happens, you can still move TrackingSpace to put the CenterEyeAnchor wherever you want. In fact, you can do it on a per-frame basis, completely zero out tracking, or apply your own.

> when I place the tracked controllers as close as possible to the front of the headset, they still appear a foot or so in front of the headset.

Ok, that does sound like a bug. Thanks for reporting it. I'll try to reproduce it here and let you know when I have a workaround.

Thanks a ton for the info and for looking into it!

I narrowed down the issue and posted a possible workaround at https://forums.oculus.com/developer/discussion/comment/456752/#Comment_456752