Some feedback: I really like your tutorials. I can hear what you are saying clearly, your editing is helpful w pointing to Unity menus/options, etc., you call out where one can go wrong, the video pacing is good and you call out the order things need to be done. I could go on but I just wanted to say how much I appreciate your help navigating the shifting sands of the Unity XR support/features. 🙏🏽
Thanks so much for the feedback! That's great to hear. Was recently able to hire an editor thanks to my Patreon and he's be super helpful with all these things!
Watched probably 7 tutorials on initial Quest build setup, none of them worked properly. Yours did! So congratulations for helping me see from a VR perspective in one of my own games for the first time ever!
As a recent graduate working in architecture and an avid gamer, I’m so glad people like you exist on TH-cam to help me try my hand out at game development. I recently even bought both AutoHand and HurricaneVR bundle to get to work, so I’m really looking forward to those videos coming up. Haha you’re so helpful at this point I might just hire you to do coding while I take care of the visuals, bet we could make a good game together with some determination. Thanks for the videos!
Some general feedback: This sort of video is ideal imo. I'd love to see more Quest 2 specific videos. Now that Oculus has released their interaction sdk in the oculus integration package we're able to do some really nice stuff with the hand tracking functionality. Would love to see more on that, but it's just what I've been working on recently.
yeah this video is totally incomplete. not worth it if you cant even enable the vr camera rig, youre just looking around without vr mode which is jarring af
Thanks! You just held my hand through my first ever use of Unity. I've been avoiding it for so long but hey! Now I know how to get the result I want once I've actually made a scene. Super clear, step by step, no baffling bullsh*te. This is how tutorials should be, Cheers!
This was so helpful, there’s so much to the setup that I’ve missed and not found a clear route as this to fixing it. So thank you! 🙏🏻 Pleaseeeeeee do the Hurricane VR tutorial. 🙏🏻
13:55, In the build settings how do you change it to have the run device find your Oculus? I also selected the other option to find all compatible devices still couldn't find the oculus it is connected to the PC.
The oculus needs to be physically connected via a cable to your PC and MUST be in developer mode. Additionally when you first plug in the cable (may have to re-try this) you'll be prompted INSIDE THE HEADSET if you wish to allow file sharing with "The device XYZ such and such" etc etc (this is your PC, obviously) you say yes to that. THEN it will show up as a possible build device. No way of getting around any of that ^^^^ you gotta do it
This was exactly what I needed before I was building the APKs and had to always open them in the Developer Hub what a pain that was. This will save me so much time. Thank you Justin!
I love you. Thank you. All of your tutorials have helped me get off the ground super quickly. My game is sucesfully installed on my Quest 2 and works perfectly. YOU ROCK!!!!
Yo Justin, Great tutorials brother! I think you need to take a shot at more advanced topics. I know that might not get much viewers but that’s what the community needs! Like anti-aliasing and optimization, there are many common problems devs have a hard time to solve(like moi.) And there aren’t many content on some of those common but tricky issues to fix.
Agreed. The community is really growing in skill (yay!) and I'm looking into more advanced stuff like building out whole games and doing some more game architecture and stuff here in the coming months!
Great beginner video. OVR integration asset is a must have for its quick scene launcher which allows you to dynamically play test a scene without having to build and install it.
has been 2 years and unity updated the oculus quest mode but to put to oculus quest in the new version (in case its not working) go to build settings and go to android and in run device put: All Compatible devices
Vulkan has been in Android since version 7 Nougat (August 2016), so how is it in beta still? Not to mention Unity has supported Vulkan since 2020, before that time, it was still in beta. Also Vulkan is around 35% faster than OpenGL.
Great tutorial, very clear, thanks much. got stuck at 4:45 how do you connect quest to PC to be ready for build and run to quest2 please ( I normally use unity on Mac, and have not used Quest with a PC before ) cheers !
Great Tutorial but I have a question in your console after you completed your build it has the first line that tell about Quest and their serial number, I don't have those line when I build my own. Did they removed them or I need specific code or set up to find it ?
Hey great video it worked really well! I have a problem with the ingame tracking being really buggy. Like when I move my head or the controllers, they feel really jittery. I don't think it's to do with performance because the rest of the game looks really fine. Do you have any idea why that might be?
Hi for the PCVR section, would the Quality settings still be the same as the ones you showed for the Quest standalone build? Also in the Quality Settings for the Asset i notice you didn't have any chosen, other tutorial i've seen choose one and they choose the URPBalanced one and for stand alone Quest apps, set it to not use Post processing saying that Post processing does not work well with Quest. They also say to disable SSAO. But those were tutorials for Quest standalone. How about for PCVR. For PCVR should we disabled these too? Then they also talk about settingsin the URPBalanced asset and how you need to a) Disabled terrain holes b) Disalbed HDR c) Setting antiaalising to 4x d) Disabled soft shadows. For PCVR, you dont mention any of this but should we do not do this, since in that tutorial it was for creating Quest standalone games. Thanks if you read this
Amazing and clear tutorial!! But some of my UI elements disappear in my apk build while they are always there in my editor play mode. *Does anyone know why and how to resolve it?* I am using the UI/Default shader only and it is always included in my Graphics settings.
Hello everybody,i am creating a VR game but i have an error,when i build in my oculus quest 2 standalone it crushes,it is like the game blocks,i can see the games but it is blocked and there is also a black screen and i don't know why. I have very low beanches,more than 70 fps 8/10 ms of latency and really low triangles in the game,i use backed lightmaps ecc... Do you know a possible solution to the problem?
You said at the start you were going to open a 3D URP project, but you opened a standard 3D project by mistake. Some of the settings on the Player tab are slightly different and will throw some warnings that you need to resolve an incompatibility between the color space and current settings, but this is solved by changing color space in player settings to Linear -> removing OpenGLES2 as you suggest later on anyway. Does anything else need changing for the best performance if specifically using URP for a Quest build? I noticed the quality options are completely different
Oh whoops! You should still be able to change the same quality settings, you'll just instead need to use the scriptable objects generated by the pipeline instead of directly through the project settings
Hi, I am using your swimmer script from your vr swimming tutorial and it does not seem to do anything when I use it in vr on standalone. Please get back to me asap if you have a solution!
hi Justin, thank you for the tutorial, a great introduction. I've just a quick question. I installed the newest version in Unity "2022.1.19f1" and created an new project like you. But i can see any "Run Device"-option named "Oculus quest 2..." I can see two options: "default device" or "all compatible devices". Do you think, i missed somethings or is it about the version, which I installed in unity? (sorry for this stupid question but i'm just a beginner.🙈🙂)
not sure if i'm kinda late, but you will have to enable developer mode in your Meta app on your phone, in order to enable developer mode, you'll have to verify your Meta account and create an organization, took me awhile to find out too
Hey everyone! I'm not seeing the Oculus under the "Run Device" drop down (in build settings). I have the oculus on and plugged in, I've tried this with and without rift enabled. Any ideas on how I can troubleshoot this?
Ensure you approve the data transfer dialog pop-up in your headset that shows up right after you plug in. You'll also need to make sure developer mode is enabled. You can do that from the Oculus app.
Hey Justin, i keep getting an error message when trying to "Build and Run". It keeps saying "Failed to update Android SDK package list". WHAT DO I DOOOOOOOOOOO
Love your tutorials! I followed these directions, and the build failed. ('gradle build fail') I was able to get the interactions tutorial to build by using Mono and ARMv7, and it ran on the Quest2. Any ideas why? Or if those settings will be problems in the future for other apps?
I believe the Vive Focus 3 minimum API is 25? I would love to see what else is different on that headset. Maybe Vive can lend you one to get some good tutorials made.
Hi, I would like to ask how I can read the screen in the meta quest device in real time and perform real-time processing (not simple projection), thank you very much!
can you plesaeeee do a guide on how to install older versions for those of us who are on mac os that cant upgrade to new OS which are required by unity to install version 5.1.1 im on Big Sur 11.7.3 and thats the last i can update to and that leaves me shit outta luck as far as using Unity as unity dont let me or gives me options to install older versions like unity 4 thanks Justin im just trying to build apps for Gear VR the white version
Does your build and run still work with MQ2, recently my build cannot find the device. It will work with the play function in the editor but try to run and build and it says no device found even after refreshing.
Thx for this tutorial, but i have a problem, when I bult the project it's running very slow and when I move inside a game frames come as boxes appearing very slow and make my quest ruining slow, i can't explain the situation exactly :( Hint: I tried it on Quest 2 and Quest pro
So when I click on the Android option in build settings nothing shows up and I did exactly what you showed. Is it because I’m on 2019.4.31f1 I need to use it so I can use the Gorilla Locomotion code.
Oof, muddled through doing this last Sunday lol, but definitely helpful on the set up of the adroid settings, any Idea on what settings cause objects to despawn after interacting with them?
That's an odd behaviour. Maybe they're just falling through the floor instead? Ask in the discord if you're still having issues and we can help you troubleshoot!
23:24 BackUpThisFolder_ButDoNotShip ... i wonder why unity gives it that name. Maybe they want you to not ship this folder but only the other folders/files ;)
Hi I currently develop standalone PC VR based apps using Unity with the HTC Vive. These are not publicly commercialised they are specialised developments and demand high graphic performance (heavy scenes). I am looking to start developing on the Oculus quest 2 and was hoping to take advantage of the PCVR tethered mode, using a link Cable to a VR ready PC. MY QUESTION: Can the Quest 2 truly take advantage of using the PC performance in order to get visual performance similar to the HTC Vive performance in this configuration? I see plenty of information about using Steam based games (PCVR esque) BUT that is not really what I want to do. My builds are standalone, currently .exe PC based VR applications for learning/training. I am just trying to determine the performance & limitations of the the Quest for such relating to GPU/CPU use and how it would compare to the HTC Vive builds. There does not seem to be a clear document that addresses these specifics from a developers point of view, but plenty info for the end user which even does not make it fully clear. Ideally I would have smaller graphical scale APK's for Quest 2 in standalone mode. And the option to also use the Quest 2 tethered to my PC to gain the added performance IF that's how it works?? Appreciate anyone's feedback! TY A
Hi. I followed your step to build our VR game for our thesis. But I have some problem. In the edit mode in unity it run fast and smooth. But when I build the game and run it in my quest 2 it turn so laggy. Can you help me in my problem. Thankyou so much.
I just want to say thank you for this tutorial. I just got an iMac and im trying to learn how to use unity with it. Do you think it’s smart to buy all the accessories so I can build use cases and logic for the game. The haptic suit and treadmill are the top two I’m referring too
I think 95% of your customer base (assuming you're building some sort of game) won't have accessories to use, so I'd focus my efforts on making it a fun game without those things. But if you have some free time adding those will definitely increase the appeal!
Hello. Great video, and thought I was GTG, got all the way to where you confirm your settings and hit build and run..... Unfortunately, the "Build and Run " is greyed out... Everything else looks good. Any ideas? Setting it up for the Quest 2. Just saw that I have a consoler error, the .cfg could not be loaded. Thank you!
maybe it's not the correct answer, any way I try. The only moment for me when the "build and run" is gray is when tehe button right on the left is "switch ..." instead of "build". IF this is the case, you must click on swtch... and then the build and run will be available.
It works,but a little bit laggy just like 24-30fps, how to make it smoothly? edit : I've done this in Unity 2020.23 does it have same result or 2020 one not less than 60hz aka little bit lag
Hi, all your videos is really valuable for information. I just create a socket interactor to store object and I would like to ask you how can I add more objects of the same type and how I can resize it to fit inside that socket interactor instead of just one object because I would like to use it as an inventory, I couldn't find any videos with that information.Thanks.
I'd say swing for the fences and stick with URP. Having those tools and features AVAILIBLE while making the game isn't going to slow it down any, its up to the optimization of your code and graphical assets. I say this because a ton of assets on the unity store are geared towards URP. No need to lock yourself out of that
❌ Great tutorial but I am getting errors in the console when I build. CommandInvokationFailure: Gradle build failed. Execution failed for task ':launcher:packageRelease'. > A failure occurred while executing com.android.build.gradle.internal.tasks.Workers$ActionFacade
Some feedback: I really like your tutorials. I can hear what you are saying clearly, your editing is helpful w pointing to Unity menus/options, etc., you call out where one can go wrong, the video pacing is good and you call out the order things need to be done. I could go on but I just wanted to say how much I appreciate your help navigating the shifting sands of the Unity XR support/features. 🙏🏽
@@averageunitydev7089 There is such thing as good feedback.
Thanks so much for the feedback! That's great to hear. Was recently able to hire an editor thanks to my Patreon and he's be super helpful with all these things!
Watched probably 7 tutorials on initial Quest build setup, none of them worked properly. Yours did! So congratulations for helping me see from a VR perspective in one of my own games for the first time ever!
Same here!
BEST TUTORIAL IVE EVER FOLLOWED IN MY LIFE, FIRST TUTORIAL WHERE EVERYTHING ENDED UP WORKING PERFECTLY FOR ME
Ah that's amazing to hear!!
As a recent graduate working in architecture and an avid gamer, I’m so glad people like you exist on TH-cam to help me try my hand out at game development. I recently even bought both AutoHand and HurricaneVR bundle to get to work, so I’m really looking forward to those videos coming up. Haha you’re so helpful at this point I might just hire you to do coding while I take care of the visuals, bet we could make a good game together with some determination. Thanks for the videos!
Haha I have several such offers in my email :p Thanks for the support!
H I B I L L Y M A Y S H E R E
I was debugging for hours and this video saved me! thank you so much!
Some general feedback: This sort of video is ideal imo. I'd love to see more Quest 2 specific videos. Now that Oculus has released their interaction sdk in the oculus integration package we're able to do some really nice stuff with the hand tracking functionality. Would love to see more on that, but it's just what I've been working on recently.
Definitely have some oculus hand tracking tutorials in the works!
yeah this video is totally incomplete. not worth it if you cant even enable the vr camera rig, youre just looking around without vr mode which is jarring af
amazing tutorial thank you
You are welcome!
Thanks for the couple of tips regarding visual quality etc. My project now looks 10x better than before!
Happy to help!
Maybe the most relevant Unity VR oriented basic tutorial in TH-cam.
Thanks!!
Thanks! You just held my hand through my first ever use of Unity. I've been avoiding it for so long but hey! Now I know how to get the result I want once I've actually made a scene. Super clear, step by step, no baffling bullsh*te. This is how tutorials should be, Cheers!
This was so helpful, there’s so much to the setup that I’ve missed and not found a clear route as this to fixing it. So thank you!
🙏🏻 Pleaseeeeeee do the Hurricane VR tutorial. 🙏🏻
Yeah, a Hurricane VR Tutorial would be nice.
Coming soon ;)
Thanks for this video! I've been waiting for one for a while now and one by you is a best case scenario!
You're so welcome!
Great stuff man! Really helped me. Thank you!
Appreciate you!! 🙏
Thanks So much for the video. I had been trying to build my VR project but every time it was built as a mobile game. This solved the problem.
13:55, In the build settings how do you change it to have the run device find your Oculus? I also selected the other option to find all compatible devices still couldn't find the oculus it is connected to the PC.
The oculus needs to be physically connected via a cable to your PC and MUST be in developer mode. Additionally when you first plug in the cable (may have to re-try this) you'll be prompted INSIDE THE HEADSET if you wish to allow file sharing with "The device XYZ such and such" etc etc (this is your PC, obviously) you say yes to that. THEN it will show up as a possible build device. No way of getting around any of that ^^^^ you gotta do it
I just finished a few of your vids and they helped me make a program and start a business and so far it's going well, thanks
Amazing tutorial, brother! I’ve watched about 6 tutorials so far and this one actually worked! I love how it was very straightforward too!
Hey thanks! I appreciate you
This was exactly what I needed before I was building the APKs and had to always open them in the Developer Hub what a pain that was. This will save me so much time. Thank you Justin!
Thank you for your tutorials it really helps a lot for us beginners more power
I love you. Thank you. All of your tutorials have helped me get off the ground super quickly. My game is sucesfully installed on my Quest 2 and works perfectly. YOU ROCK!!!!
Thank you very much. Your effort motivates me a lot. Really solid stuff here, glad you are doing this for the community. Have a great time
You're so welcome! Thanks for the encouragement!!
Thanks so much! It worked flawlessly. My go to tuturial for sending my first APK to the Quest. Thanks!
Hello from Germany,
your Tools are very nice. Thanks for this. Liked and shared.
Thank you very much!
Yo Justin, Great tutorials brother! I think you need to take a shot at more advanced topics. I know that might not get much viewers but that’s what the community needs! Like anti-aliasing and optimization, there are many common problems devs have a hard time to solve(like moi.) And there aren’t many content on some of those common but tricky issues to fix.
Agreed. The community is really growing in skill (yay!) and I'm looking into more advanced stuff like building out whole games and doing some more game architecture and stuff here in the coming months!
It works perfectly! Thank you so much
Great beginner video. OVR integration asset is a must have for its quick scene launcher which allows you to dynamically play test a scene without having to build and install it.
Or you can just use oculus link and test in playmode!
@@JustinPBarnett Is this tutorial need to Oculus Link,my laptot is old cant open oculus softaware
I am doing vr development in college (uk) this channel helps a lot thank you
You’re so welcome! Best of luck in uni
I cannot believe what I am seeing it with my eyes! LOOL TY SO MUCH!
You're so welcome!
has been 2 years and unity updated the oculus quest mode but to put to oculus quest in the new version (in case its not working) go to build settings and go to android and in run device put: All Compatible devices
What should be done to show quest 2 in the run devices?
Fantastic! Thank you so much!
You're welcome!
It's a very good basic ground tutorial very clear and easy.❤️☕😁
Thanks so much 😊
On URP I cannot see an option to set 4x Antialiasing
Feed back : i feel like i will fail but these tutorials are making think i can make a great game.
Download the project here: value.vrcreators.io/build
Vulkan has been in Android since version 7 Nougat (August 2016), so how is it in beta still? Not to mention Unity has supported Vulkan since 2020, before that time, it was still in beta. Also Vulkan is around 35% faster than OpenGL.
Why does it say "Android NDK not found or invalid." When i try to Build and Run?
Great tutorial, very clear, thanks much. got stuck at 4:45 how do you connect quest to PC to be ready for build and run to quest2 please ( I normally use unity on Mac, and have not used Quest with a PC before ) cheers !
i tried to build one on pc but how i make it run on oculus through pc ??
this fixed my problem, thanks!
Your tutorials are great! Thank you so much. You are really underrated
I appreciate that!
A very much needed video. Thank you so much for it!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU!!! 🙏
Any idea how to get hand tracking support alongside OpenXR?
Would love a tutorial about that too :)
Definitely going to do some Oculus hand tracking stuff soon!
Great Tutorial but I have a question in your console after you completed your build it has the first line that tell about Quest and their serial number, I don't have those line when I build my own. Did they removed them or I need specific code or set up to find it ?
I got a question when i start my apk game it loads then shows a black screen and dosent let me press anything
same to me, on Linux.
If anyone has a hint, I'm interested too.
Great video thanks. So detailed and helpful :)
Hey great video it worked really well! I have a problem with the ingame tracking being really buggy. Like when I move my head or the controllers, they feel really jittery. I don't think it's to do with performance because the rest of the game looks really fine. Do you have any idea why that might be?
Hi for the PCVR section, would the Quality settings still be the same as the ones you showed for the Quest standalone build? Also in the Quality Settings for the Asset i notice you didn't have any chosen, other tutorial i've seen choose one and they choose the URPBalanced one and for stand alone Quest apps, set it to not use Post processing saying that Post processing does not work well with Quest. They also say to disable SSAO. But those were tutorials for Quest standalone. How about for PCVR. For PCVR should we disabled these too? Then they also talk about settingsin the URPBalanced asset and how you need to a) Disabled terrain holes b) Disalbed HDR c) Setting antiaalising to 4x d) Disabled soft shadows. For PCVR, you dont mention any of this but should we do not do this, since in that tutorial it was for creating Quest standalone games. Thanks if you read this
Amazing and clear tutorial!!
But some of my UI elements disappear in my apk build while they are always there in my editor play mode.
*Does anyone know why and how to resolve it?*
I am using the UI/Default shader only and it is always included in my Graphics settings.
Thank you so much. It's very good VR tutorial for me.
You're very welcome!
Is this still the best way to setup?
Hello everybody,i am creating a VR game but i have an error,when i build in my oculus quest 2 standalone it crushes,it is like the game blocks,i can see the games but it is blocked and there is also a black screen and i don't know why.
I have very low beanches,more than 70 fps 8/10 ms of latency and really low triangles in the game,i use backed lightmaps ecc...
Do you know a possible solution to the problem?
I followed every step but my app dont launch in VR. It launches in a browser-like window. What did i do wrong?
Try building just for oculus instead of openxr for your standalone build
You said at the start you were going to open a 3D URP project, but you opened a standard 3D project by mistake. Some of the settings on the Player tab are slightly different and will throw some warnings that you need to resolve an incompatibility between the color space and current settings, but this is solved by changing color space in player settings to Linear -> removing OpenGLES2 as you suggest later on anyway. Does anything else need changing for the best performance if specifically using URP for a Quest build? I noticed the quality options are completely different
Oh whoops! You should still be able to change the same quality settings, you'll just instead need to use the scriptable objects generated by the pipeline instead of directly through the project settings
Hi, thx for this video but why when i try to switch my platform, i see "missing prefab in many models" and several are purple, any idea ?
great tutarial but when i open the app it does not open in full scren it opens in a tall format. does anybody know what is going on?
Great video, thanks for posting! I have one question, does OpenXR work with the Quest's hand tracking?
your using the exact version of unity im using thats neat
I don’t get what you’re saying about the “bundle version code” my question is what is an apk?
Great, thanks
Very helpful :-)
Thanks so much!
Hi, I am using your swimmer script from your vr swimming tutorial and it does not seem to do anything when I use it in vr on standalone. Please get back to me asap if you have a solution!
Hello there - when starting a VR project, is it better to use the VR template - or the HDPR Template - Can VR handle the HDRP Template?
hi Justin, thank you for the tutorial, a great introduction. I've just a quick question. I installed the newest version in Unity "2022.1.19f1" and created an new project like you. But i can see any "Run Device"-option named "Oculus quest 2..." I can see two options: "default device" or "all compatible devices". Do you think, i missed somethings or is it about the version, which I installed in unity? (sorry for this stupid question but i'm just a beginner.🙈🙂)
I've got the same issue on 2021.3.9f1. Just continuing with "default device".. will see what happens
not sure if i'm kinda late, but you will have to enable developer mode in your Meta app on your phone, in order to enable developer mode, you'll have to verify your Meta account and create an organization, took me awhile to find out too
@@Pwoopyy Hey! Thanks for the help :) I've been struggling on this for quite a while- could you tell me how to verify one's Meta account? Thanks!
@@Pwoopyy is there any problem if I use Quest Air Link?
Hey everyone! I'm not seeing the Oculus under the "Run Device" drop down (in build settings). I have the oculus on and plugged in, I've tried this with and without rift enabled. Any ideas on how I can troubleshoot this?
Ensure you approve the data transfer dialog pop-up in your headset that shows up right after you plug in. You'll also need to make sure developer mode is enabled. You can do that from the Oculus app.
Hey Justin, i keep getting an error message when trying to "Build and Run". It keeps saying "Failed to update Android SDK package list". WHAT DO I DOOOOOOOOOOO
Love your tutorials! I followed these directions, and the build failed. ('gradle build fail') I was able to get the interactions tutorial to build by using Mono and ARMv7, and it ran on the Quest2. Any ideas why? Or if those settings will be problems in the future for other apps?
When I try to submit it to app lab it says it needs to be 90 hz please help
You'll have to optimize your app so it doesn't drop below 90 fps
I believe the Vive Focus 3 minimum API is 25? I would love to see what else is different on that headset. Maybe Vive can lend you one to get some good tutorials made.
will it run automatically after pressing build and run button?
I think you have missed one step. Doesn't it required to "convert the main camera to XR Rig"?
Is this tutorial also avaliable for HTC vive ?
Hi, I would like to ask how I can read the screen in the meta quest device in real time and perform real-time processing (not simple projection), thank you very much!
idk why but it says "add android NDK" even know I have it on
Did you check all the android module boxes?
@@JustinPBarnett yes I did
I checked everything you did
can you plesaeeee do a guide on how to install older versions for those of us who are on mac os that cant upgrade to new OS which are required by unity to install version 5.1.1 im on Big Sur 11.7.3 and thats the last i can update to and that leaves me shit outta luck as far as using Unity as unity dont let me or gives me options to install older versions like unity 4 thanks Justin im just trying to build apps for Gear VR the white version
How do I play it on my oculus?
In your zip for PC build, you might not want to include automatic generated backup folder, if you have a large project...
Good tip! Missed that in the video
Is it ok if I just use all compatible devices?
My app crashes and it shows something like "null pointer dereference". Anyone is facing the same problem?
I followed all the steps but my build folder comes up empty, and I'm receiving no errors in the log. any ideas?
My thing gets blocked during build and says I need API 32 to build.
In project settings > player increase the minimum api to 32
@@JustinPBarnett Works. Thank you!
Does your build and run still work with MQ2, recently my build cannot find the device. It will work with the play function in the editor but try to run and build and it says no device found even after refreshing.
This is at 4:45 in your video. It was working last week now it does not.
I subscribed man :) I’m going to tackle a VR project with you by my side!
Thx for this tutorial, but i have a problem, when I bult the project it's running very slow and when I move inside a game frames come as boxes appearing very slow and make my quest ruining slow, i can't explain the situation exactly :(
Hint: I tried it on Quest 2 and Quest pro
So when I click on the Android option in build settings nothing shows up and I did exactly what you showed. Is it because I’m on 2019.4.31f1 I need to use it so I can use the Gorilla Locomotion code.
when i build my game it doesnt take up everything like a vr game does its in a window like the oculus browser
Oof, muddled through doing this last Sunday lol, but definitely helpful on the set up of the adroid settings,
any Idea on what settings cause objects to despawn after interacting with them?
That's an odd behaviour. Maybe they're just falling through the floor instead? Ask in the discord if you're still having issues and we can help you troubleshoot!
I love your content, could you make a in depth video for how to connect oculus two to pc. Thanks so much!
Like for link mode? There should just be a button in your menu after you plug into your pc
23:24 BackUpThisFolder_ButDoNotShip ... i wonder why unity gives it that name. Maybe they want you to not ship this folder but only the other folders/files ;)
Still waiting for hurricaneVR walkthrough :D
Hi
I currently develop standalone PC VR based apps using Unity with the HTC Vive.
These are not publicly commercialised they are specialised developments and demand high graphic performance (heavy scenes).
I am looking to start developing on the Oculus quest 2 and was hoping to take advantage of the PCVR tethered mode, using a link Cable to a VR ready PC.
MY QUESTION:
Can the Quest 2 truly take advantage of using the PC performance in order to get visual performance similar to the HTC Vive performance in this configuration?
I see plenty of information about using Steam based games (PCVR esque) BUT that is not really what I want to do. My builds are standalone, currently .exe PC based VR applications for learning/training.
I am just trying to determine the performance & limitations of the the Quest for such relating to GPU/CPU use and how it would compare to the HTC Vive builds.
There does not seem to be a clear document that addresses these specifics from a developers point of view, but plenty info for the end user which even does not make it fully clear.
Ideally I would have smaller graphical scale APK's for Quest 2 in standalone mode. And the option to also use the Quest 2 tethered to my PC to gain the added performance IF that's how it works??
Appreciate anyone's feedback!
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Hi. I followed your step to build our VR game for our thesis. But I have some problem. In the edit mode in unity it run fast and smooth. But when I build the game and run it in my quest 2 it turn so laggy.
Can you help me in my problem. Thankyou so much.
dont follow it step by step
I just want to say thank you for this tutorial. I just got an iMac and im trying to learn how to use unity with it. Do you think it’s smart to buy all the accessories so I can build use cases and logic for the game. The haptic suit and treadmill are the top two I’m referring too
I think 95% of your customer base (assuming you're building some sort of game) won't have accessories to use, so I'd focus my efforts on making it a fun game without those things. But if you have some free time adding those will definitely increase the appeal!
How can I share it with my friends?
Hello. Great video, and thought I was GTG, got all the way to where you confirm your settings and hit build and run..... Unfortunately, the "Build and Run " is greyed out... Everything else looks good. Any ideas? Setting it up for the Quest 2. Just saw that I have a consoler error, the .cfg could not be loaded. Thank you!
maybe it's not the correct answer, any way I try.
The only moment for me when the "build and run" is gray is when tehe button right on the left is "switch ..." instead of "build".
IF this is the case, you must click on swtch... and then the build and run will be available.
It works,but a little bit laggy just like 24-30fps, how to make it smoothly?
edit : I've done this in Unity 2020.23 does it have same result or 2020 one not less than 60hz aka little bit lag
It just says all compatible devices and default device even though I have my oculus plugged into my computer 😢
is it fixed now bro?
Hi, all your videos is really valuable for information. I just create a socket interactor to store object and I would like to ask you how can I add more objects of the same type and how I can resize it to fit inside that socket interactor instead of just one object because I would like to use it as an inventory, I couldn't find any videos with that information.Thanks.
Did you watch the sockets tutorial??
I see you do not specify a render pipeline asset. Do you build using the default built in pipeline and avoid URP/URP-HighFidelity?
I'd say swing for the fences and stick with URP. Having those tools and features AVAILIBLE while making the game isn't going to slow it down any, its up to the optimization of your code and graphical assets. I say this because a ton of assets on the unity store are geared towards URP. No need to lock yourself out of that
❌ Great tutorial but I am getting errors in the console when I build.
CommandInvokationFailure: Gradle build failed.
Execution failed for task ':launcher:packageRelease'.
> A failure occurred while executing com.android.build.gradle.internal.tasks.Workers$ActionFacade