Jeff
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Jeff commented,
It should be fine. Even though the calibrations run simultaneously, each eye is independently calibrated. As long as they behave the same during calibration as they do after, it should be ok. We'd ...
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Jeff commented,
VIVE controllers and other lighthouse devices not supported by FOVE. We recommend using eye tracking as input, where applicable, or a standard PC controller in conjunction with FOVE. We have variou...
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Jeff commented,
This comes from the runtime version (latest is currently v0.16.0), rather than the Unity plugin version. Upgrading or downgrading Unity plugin versions is not expected to have any effect, but let m...
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Jeff commented,
Official comment Hi Night, Slow rotation is caused by what's called "gyro drift". Measurements from the internal gyros are accumulated many many times per second. This accumulation is what gives the overall orienta...
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Jeff commented,
No problem, hopefully the log file will let us know the issue quickly.
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Jeff commented,
Hi Steven, It appears that the compositor cannot find the HMD screen for some reason. There's a few common causes of this: 1) NVIDIA Drivers are too old and don't recognize the FOVE EDID 2) There a...
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Jeff commented,
Hi Jialiang, v3.1.1 is out now, which has the fields changed to protected so you no longer need to modify the source: https://archives-fove.s3-ap-northeast-1.amazonaws.com/developer/Unity_Plugin_...
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Jeff commented,
Hi Jialiang, I'm taking a look at what the recommended solution is here and will get back to you (or Pierre who works on the plugin will), but changing the source is perfectly fine, and simply chan...
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Jeff commented,
Hi Tim, Thanks for posting this info btw. It *shouldn't* matter what order the cables are plugged in, but if others report this bug I'll have them test this process you posted. Is everything workin...
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Jeff commented,
I think I know what you mean. As you rotate the headset, the purple/green gaze estimation dots move with your head, but the rest of the scene doesn't. The image above stays static as you rotate the...