Gvr-unity-sdk: Oculus GO

[vinhui]

When having an Oculus GO attached to my pc and running an application with the gvr sdk, it installs the Instant Preview application on the go and runs it. I have no problem with that, but after that its impossible to close the application other than to reboot the device.

[rusmaxham]

You can disable Instant Preview by either disabling or removing the GvrInstantPreviewMain game object from your scene.

We will look into not installing it on non-Daydream devices.

[vinhui]

It doesn't work and I honestly don't expect it to work (although would be a nice alternative for people without a daydream device). My main issue is that if I accidentally do have the instant preview enabled that I need to reboot the device if I want to use it again.

[rusmaxham]

As a temporary workaround, you can add this snippet of code to InstantPreview.cs at line 178 of version 1.150 of the SDK:

C# // Gets the vr feature capability of the device. RunCommand(InstantPreviewHelper.AdbPath, "shell pm list features | grep feature:oculus.hardware.standalone_vr", out output, out errors); // If matches the features grep, then not compatible. if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(output)) { Debug.Log("Instant Preview: device is not compatible."); return; }

This will prevent IP from installing on Oculus GO.

[vinhui]

Thanks, will try!

[fredsa]

We'll look into including a permanent fix in the SDK that makes the Installation of Instant Preview conditional on the device having (Daydream) Google VR support.

[rusmaxham]

This is now fixed in the latest release.