After update 5.6.1f my WebGL build can't load scene correctly.
Develop build and DebugSumbols activated - same result. No errors, no warnings.
Always was load empty scene, but with NotDestroyOnLoad objects after prevois scene.
Same problem, but no answer.
https://forum.unity3d.com/threads/black-screen-when-changing-scene-in-webgl-using-unity-5-6.473367/
When creating the build for Android we used the option "Split Application Binary" at the Player settings. Of course this setting is stored in the project. It just happens to be the setting that makes scene switching in WebGL impossible! After some hard work in stripping down our project it occurs that this is the only setting that causes the bug. I really don't know why an Android setting ends up having a major impact on a WebGL build. Something Unity should investigate!
(using Unity 5.6.1f1)
https://forum.unity3d.com/threads/black-screen-when-changing-scene-in-webgl-using-unity-5-6.473367/
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I created a Third Person project in Unreal engine. Everything was working fine for a while. Meaning, I was able to control the player when I previewed the game (play). Due to something I probably did, at one point I could no longer control the player in the preview mode. Instead, it seems that I am controlling the default player -- sort of a camera that hangs up in the sky. I checked all the settings Including the "Default Pawn Class" in the project settings, as well as in the world settings.
Not sure what I did wrong or what settings do I need to change. I would love to get some help.
Thanks.
By mistake, I was running in the simulate mode. I change back to the "Selected Viewport" mode and everything is back to normal.
when exporting a demo project (sphere + ovr controller and avatar) to oculus quest, instead of oculus quest controllers, the scene insists to show me the oculus go controller.
I use unity 2018.3.14 and 2019.1.9 oculus integration v1.35 and 1.38.
windows 10.
in oculus rift, the whole scene works perfectly
among the issues this causes
1. controller movement is very limited
2. only 1 hand is shown at a time
2. trigger does not execute the scripts attached to the event.
I followed the proper configuration of oculus scene shown here
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qiJpjnzW-mw&t=1s
in OVRCameraRig -> target devices i tried all options (quest, gear+go and both) but generally made sure its on quest
https://www.dropbox.com/s/chbhpvz5u5fv9b2/oculus%20state.PNG?dl=0
(is there another place where the controller should be set?)
I made sure the right controller is chosen in the models prefab
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ejof63acjlb491z/oculus%20prefabs.PNG?dl=0
I tried to update the integration to v1.39 (only got worse, both controllers became invisible but from the oculus forum that's another problem).
I tried different unity versions.
I tried to factory reset the device.
I tested beat sable to be certain that on other apps the controllers work just fine.
have anyone encountered a similar issue?
I had same issue but resolved by following steps.
In Unity menu, Click: Oculus > Tools > Remove AndroidManifest.xlm
In Unity menu, Click: Oculus > Tools > Create store-compatible AndroidManifest.xlm
In Unity Window, Open: Assets > Plugins > Android > AndroidManifest.xlm.
Make sure AndroidManifest.xlm has
category android:name="android.intent.category.LAUNCHER"
but not
category android:name="android.intent.category.INFO".
Try Build and Run.
Good Luck.
I'm currently developing an AR+VR app using GoogleVR and Vuforia on Unity iOS. Everything works fine, but at some point (I don't remember since when!) Google's native UI layer(vertical alignment line, back button, setting button,...) is missing and I can't change the viewer profile.
Versions are: Gvr 1.10 + Vuforia 6.2
So I tried to manually call the ShowSettingsDialog() in GvrViewer.cs, but it won't work either.
A new project with fresh sdk has no problem, so it would be specific to my project. I doubt the NativeUILayer would be affected by Unity's camera settings, layers, Canvas settings or so.
I can't figure out what might cause this kind of problem. So I need any suggestions to narrow the cause.
Problem solved.
I also use a custom SDK OpenCVForUnity, and the plugin OpenCVForUnityAppController.mm causes the problem.
It also attach RenderDelegate, sets GraphicsDevice etc.
It looks like that it overrides GoogleVR's iOSDevice so GVR couldn't figure out what device this is.
I started playing with unity with the version 5.4.
Then it was possible to change the rendering mode to "deferred" when going to the menu Project Settings -> Player.
I remember it for sure to be next to the "Color Space" option but on the Unity version 5.5 it is gone and I cant find this global setting anymore. :/ I know that I can set my camera to render in deferred mode but I'd like to set this globally to avoid any big render issues.
Rendering Mode Settings has been moved to Graphics Settings starting from Unity 5.5.
To access the new Settings Window, go to Edit -> Project Settings ->Graphics.
You can read more about the new Rendering Paths here. For more information about Deferred shading and Forward Rendering Paths.
I have a Scene which has many models. I Baked that scene and got some lightmaps. I put those lightmaps and those models inside one bundle category and that scene in another as I can't add both models and scene inside one bundle category. I can download those models and scene properly and loads the scene. Everything works perfectly but lightmaps don't get load. It loads in Editor but it doesn't work in mobile devices(IOS/Android). I tried logging LightmapSettings.lightmaps.Length also and it gives proper output in mobile. But those maps won't load. Anyone knows whats the problem?
Not sure if this is the problem but try it.
Go to Files->Settings-> Select Android Switch click Switch Platform.
Rebuild your Asset. Name it AndroidAsset.
Go to Files->Settings-> Select iOS Switch click Switch Platform.
Rebuild your Asset. Name it iOSAsset.
When building the for each platform,load each Asset with the platform Asset it was built for.