Steam dk1 launch compositor code#

If I use the standard ogre projection, it looks ok (but won't have the correct offset for the screens / player's eyes, each eye has an asymmetric fov so regular projection matrices aren't good enough).

Steam dk1 launch compositor code#

Looking at the code (this is one of the few sdk functions that is still open source, I was actually surprised to find it), there should be no difference, they just use the handedness flag to set a variable to -1 or 1 and they swapped the if statement when they changed the flag name. Now it's right handed but with a flag for left handed (which I don't use). The projection method actually used to be left handed but with a flag for right handed (which I did use to make it ogre friendly). (not for long though, I need to prepare a class for tomorrow morning on floating point issues and it's 6:38pm now)

I'm already here ranting on a forum about it and I've only been using the sdk for under an hour. I hope there's some method I haven't seen yet to remove the warning. How I tend to do oculus stuff: start program, hold oculus to my face (don't use head straps), put it down a few seconds later, back to code. It doesn't time out anymore (will sit there waiting for you) and IT APPEARS EVERY GOD DAMN TIME I START MY CODE. Second: The F***ING health and safety warning is even more annoying! Can't be disabled now it seems and can't be exited by a keypress, you have to use an xbox controller or use your head to aim at a rectangle button for 2 seconds. If you close oculus home (their store / launcher), then it restarts next time you start any vr app. It's not too annoying, fairly soft, but it's still there every time you exit a vr app. I'm sitting here with headphones on to listen to music / youtube videos while I code, but oculus wants me to listen to a crackling fireplace and flowing water. I expected it to be a bit broken, I haven't fixed the ogre compositor yet (all the sample code now only uses one texture for both eyes, not a texture per eye like I was using previously, so I've changed over to that too, but haven't changed the viewport parameters yet).įirst: every time I exit the oculus home app activates it's audio. Similar, but a couple of extra steps, renamed members (did they really need to break ovrEyeRenderDesc by renaming HmdToEyeViewOffset to HmdToEyeOffset?), and changed how the swap chain textures are used.īy 'partly' I mean it now shows a flickering distorted screen instead of the default oculus grey world (before an app takes over, the oculus runtime now shows a grey world). They've changed the way textures are handled again. I just got Ogre partly running on the Oculus 1.3 sdk.

If you want the biggest audience with the least work, code for OpenVR (you'll get Oculus, Vive and Razer OSVR owners).īut that doesn't affect the headset you buy, since both are supported by OpenVR.