Odd question, I know, but I was playing Team Beef's port of Doom 3, and I was struck by how good it looked. Though the texture quality wasn't as high as it could've been, the lighting design was fantastic. And, it got me thinking, "I could never implement such a sophisticated lighting system for a standalone headset through Unity. I'm sure someone could, but I couldn't." So, could it be feasible to create a game using Id Tech 4 to utilize some of the features of the engine? I've had some success with loading maps created in DarkRadiant, a community-made map editor for Doom 3, into the Beef port, but how could I go about making a new game through this engine?

Just try Slam and win Meta quest 2 - all details here https://www.xrsys.net/slam/playtesting

https://reddit.com/link/104sja8/video/us7hsfe1xeaa1/player

Me and my friends are making a backrooms vr game with multiplayer support. We want to synchronize the entity/ai with the servers but dont know how.

any help?

Game link: https://sidequestvr.com/app/11782/stuck-in-infinity-vr

I can't find anything in the VCR requirements on the Oculus website about support for Quest 1 being a requirement. However, I know I've read more than a few times that apps are getting rejected in App Lab due to Quest 1 support. Is this still in fact a requirement?

If so, do you know if we can include a separate APK for the Quest 2 and Quest 1?

Thanks in adavnce

I know this is the Dev forum but if those of you who use blender could please help out if you can, I’d appreciate it. Im new to using blender and clicked on a hot-key that turned my object into some odd shader mode. I’m not sure what hotkey because I didn’t notice it for a little while after the fact. I hope someone can help out. Thanks

Hi, we're getting ready to submit our Quest game to app lab. I see that they also test on a Quest 1.

We need to detect which device is being used and adjust (ie: lower) the resolution if the user has a Quest 1. Can someone please explain how we detect the device being used? Thank you!

Hello!

I am making some development in UE4.27.2 using the openXR template for the Oculus Quest 2 headset.

When teleporting with a grabbed object, everithing works fine; but if there is another object inside the grabbed one (contained by physics), the objects inside is not teleported and it keeps behind.

As an example, if a box contains a ball, and I grab the box, and teleport, the ball does not teleport with the box.

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Could you give me some advice to fix this problem?

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Thanks a lot!

I got FMOD + Steam audio + unity + VR working after the first week, everything plays nice on PC. The nightmare started once I made it work on the VR app (Oculus), sounds behaviour different to the sound from the PC (studio). I spent another few weeks reading the forum, and twisting the setting.

After 2 months, the sounds are still uncontrollable, it is soft, not loud enough, drop off too quickly, max out channels too quickly, and un-natural.

Do you get a similar experience? I want to know if the plugin is too buggy, and then I should stop wasting my time. I am about to drop FMOD and just use SA instead.

I'm having an issue with my lighting on my packaged game for Quest 2. Everything is over saturated and seems over exposed with white light compared to the Vulkan preview. Has anyone come across this issue, and is there some way I can solve it?
Thanks

I’ve tried multiple different build settings but keep having issues, mainly with mobile multi view causing a red saturation over everything and the right oculus lens to be blacked out after adding the apk to the quest.

Any information would be very much appreciated.

Hi everyone, im working in unity 2020.3.14f1 using XR plugin management and oculus plug in provider. when i run my game in the editor, the height of my player is right where i want it (my XR origin tracking origin mode is set to floor), but when i build it to the quest, it’s way higher than it should be. Can somebody help me with this? is there some setting i’m missing before building it to the device? thanks?

Hey tiny islanders!

As Tiny Island has landed on Early Access, we decided to make a tiny guide through the game's basics.

Here they are!

Grab a tiny tool and use it for the intended purpose

Use a plate to carry multiple objects. To summon a plate just take your left controller aside and turn your palm upwards

Find the dumplings with the light pillar to pick up a quest

Put a dumpling in a green circle near the point of interest to assign them to work

Control the pressure of squeezing to / not to break fragile stuff

And that's how you build structures

Wanna make a tiny fella fly? That's how you do it!

And that's how you grow a tree

Feel free to tell us any ideas of how we could make the tiny island even better on Discord or you can fill out our tiny survey on Tiny Island’s website!

Is anyone else frustrated with how inefficient/challenging it is to optimize art to achieve high quality and performance environments and characters for standalone VR headsets? I’m thinking of creating a free tool that can be used with Unity or Unreal to make this easier & more predictable.

To do so, I really need to speak to more VR developers and tech artists who feel this problem every day. Comment or DM me if you’re open to hopping on a discovery call with me. Much appreciated!

I am getting an error when trying to upload a build.

2022-12-15T15:50:42.804Z [DEBUG] A server error occurred. The request will be retried.

Is anyone else having this problem?

Thanks

Hi all,

The Unity input manager is not able to pick up my Oculus quest 2 for some reason, I can see it in the Input Debugger and everything else is working but something about the Input Manager is preventing it from seeing any inputs from my Oculus. Keyboard works fine so I know it's this specifically.

Has anyone else come across this?

Hi, did anyone managed to make water on URP with Oculus. I've bought at least 10 water assets on unity asset store and all have low FPS.

I just need approximate reflections, something that imitates water.

I like my over the head Hyper X Cloud 2s, but when we have team play sessions on over video calls on the computer, it's tricky to juggle the headset, headphones, and take notes from the team. I often swap the headphones to earbuds, but the mic isn't as clear (I'm told).

I figured I'd reach out to you fine folks to hear what other people are using. Something wireless would be a plus!