Hello, I hired a unity developer to make me an app for education purposes. I have the apk and no source code.
I installed the app on my oculus quest 2, but when I run it shows as 2D and asks me to install google cardboard. What does that mean and how I can fix it?
Thanks
Is it possible to stream a full pc to iPhone using shadow and then enable the VR view to use if with google cardboard?
Looking for the best way to stream a full computer while traveling (provided there’s good wifi). Thanks!
I've hacked together a super-simple 8mm film scanner just to see if it would be useful.. I'm not aiming for museum quality scans nor speed. I feel pretty happy with my first scans even before post-processing. I used it as an excuse to try putting together a kickstarter page : https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2114964482/17400909?ref=4v4lhr&token=af203798
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So yeah, I just googled "how many calories in cardboard".
Good news is that it's indigestible so I can consume the rest of this tag from a top that I'll probably never wear because I'm too gross.
Bad news is that I'm eating fucking paper and feeling like a pig.
Fuck this.
I got the real game 3 days ago and iI found out about about a quake for cardboard i dropped my pak files into it and played
you can get it from quakevr.com
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Hi guys! I'm creating a VR app for Cardboard and using the HelloVR demo scene as a little playground to test out some interactions. The Pop! Cardboard I'm testing on lacks a button and instead uses touch screen input.
I have few teleporters set up using both gaze and pointer click detection to move the user around. There is also a planting area where the reticle changes from white to green to show the user they can plant flowers there. In the planting area, I am using a ray cast from the camera to instantiate flowers where the user clicks. It works beautifully in the editor, but when I run it on Android, everything works except the click to instantiate flowers. When I tap the screen, nothing happens.
This is my first time developing in VR, so I'm having trouble understanding how the functions I normally use translate in the Google VR SDK. Does it have something to do with the event systems maybe? Does ScreenPointToRay even work with the VR SDK? I don't know!
Here's the code that works in the editor:
using System.Collections;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using UnityEngine;
public class PlantingZone : MonoBehaviour
{
MeshRenderer reticleRenderer;
public GameObject flowerPrefab;
public GameObject player;
private float groundLevel = 0.2f;
private bool canPlant = false;
// Start is called before the first frame update
void Start()
{
reticleRenderer = GameObject.Find("GvrReticlePointer").GetComponent<MeshRenderer>();
}
// Update is called once per frame
void Update()
{
}
public void GazeAt(bool gazing)
{
if (gazing)
{
//GetComponentInChildren<ParticleSystem>().Play();
//get color component in the reticle prefab and turn it to green
canPlant = true;
reticleRenderer.material.SetColor("_Color", Color.green);
}
else
{
//GetComponentInChildren<ParticleSystem>().Stop();
//get color component in the reticle prefab and turn it back to white
canPlant = false;
reticleRenderer.material.SetColor("_Color", Color.white);
}
}
public void PlantFlower()
{
if (canPlant)
{
Ray ray;
ray = Camera.main.ScreenPointToRay(Input.mousePosition);
if (Physics.Raycast(ray, out RaycastHit hit))
{
if (hit.collider != null)
{
//Debug.Log("Did Hit");
Instantiate(flowerPrefab, hit.point, Quaternion.identity);
}
}
}
}
}
Alright, I have been messing with this for too many hours and I don't want you all to waste the same amount of time I did.
I have wanted to get Anki going on VR for a while so I can lay in bed and slam through cards. I study late at night and my wife always gets mad I don't go to bed at the same time, so this is a great solution to be able to study in bed (or anywhere else- car, etc.) without laptop or using Anki mobile on your phone and holding it up to your face.
Is this totally extra? Most definitely. Super geeky? Absolutely. Overly complicated? probably. Worth it to someone who does hundreds of cards a day? No doubt.
It took a lot of research, but, alas, I have found the best solution. Other solutions just didn't cut it because they either required an expensive VR setup for your computer or the iPhone isn't able to just enable a "VR Mode" like the Android is, I believe. So, essentially, this solution allows you to live stream your anki session on your computer (placed anywhere you want, office, room, etc) to youtube, view youtube in VR mode with phone holder VR goggles, and voila! A poor med student's Anki VR setup.
- You are going to need to purchase a pair of phone VR goggles. These work by simply inserting your phone into the goggles and closing them. I really liked these , but there are less expensive ones and google cardboard works great.
- You will need to get yourself an Anki one handed remote (see this post for info on how to set this up) for your computer Anki app.
- Download Wirecast. They have a free trial mode that isn't time limited, it just means you have to use it with a watermark and no sound.
- Go to your youtube account and enable live streaming. It may require some authentication if you haven't enabled this feature already, and you may have to wait a 24 hour period after turning it on.
- Set up wirecast to directly stream your desktop screen to youtube (add a layer with the + button, press screen capture. Open Anki, go back to wirecast, go to the ... button, press 'capture type' and select the window that has Anki in full screen in the 'Select Window/Monitor). (Optional: you could even adjust it to the resolution of an iPhone 11 (1792x828) and beyon
And is there any other apps for iOS that can let you use Google Cardboard in Google Street View?
