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Google Cardboard not move the camera when I'm using Unity Remote 4
Google Cardboard seems not to be compatible with the Unity Remote 4, for when I move my head a camera does not move.
As of as of Cardboard SDK 0.5.2, there's an easy solution to this problem. Make a new script called GyroscopeEnable.cs and paste the following code:
#if UNITY_EDITOR
using UnityEngine;
using System.Collections;
public class GyroscopeEnable : MonoBehaviour
{
private Gyroscope gyro;
void Start ()
{
if (SystemInfo.supportsGyroscope) {
gyro = Input.gyro;
gyro.enabled = true;
}
}
}
#endif
Attach this script to a new GameObject in the editor. After that, go to line 74 of UnityEditorDevice.cs and change the line to read:
if (RemoteCommunicating) {
Voila, head tracking via Unity Remote 4 should now work.
I did what you suggested. Unfortunately I got the following error:
Quaternion To $$anonymous$$atrix conversion failed because input Quaternion is invalid {0.000000, 0.000000, 0.000000, 0.000000} l=0.000000 UnityEngine.$$anonymous$$atrix4x4:TRS(Vector3, Quaternion, Vector3) Pose3D:Set(Vector3, Quaternion) (at Assets/Cardboard/Scripts/Pose3D.cs:60) $$anonymous$$utablePose3D:Set(Vector3, Quaternion) (at Assets/Cardboard/Scripts/Pose3D.cs:74) UnityEditorDevice:UpdateState() (at Assets/Cardboard/Scripts/VRDevices/UnityEditorDevice.cs:101) Cardboard:UpdateState() (at Assets/Cardboard/Scripts/Cardboard.cs:547) CardboardHead:UpdateHead() (at Assets/Cardboard/Scripts/CardboardHead.cs:98) CardboardHead:LateUpdate() (at Assets/Cardboard/Scripts/CardboardHead.cs:89)
Thank you for posting that in here anyway! ;)
Hmm, what's your setup? I've got it running on Unity 5.2.2f1, using an iPhone 5 running iOS 8.4.1.
I'm with an Android 4.4.4 running in a Samsung s4 with Cyanogen$$anonymous$$od. Unity 5.2.0f3. Windows 7.
I'm using v0.7 on Windows 7 with a Nexus 5
Changing line 74 (now line 68) of Assets/Cardboard/Scripts/VRDevices/UnityEditorDevice.cs to read ...
if (/*Cardboard.SDK.UseUnityRemoteInput &&*/ RemoteCommunicating ) {
... seems to do the trick all on its own.
(Without version numbers, working out which line was "74" took a non trivial amount of time so I feel that a new answer is justified. Also, I'm delighted that I don't need another behavior)
@g-pechorin, thank you for this. It helped point me in the right direction as well. Rather than comment out the Cardboard.SD$$anonymous$$.UseUnityRemoteInput, you ins$$anonymous$$d set it to true from your own code somewhere. I added a public UseUnityRemoteInput field on one of my own scripts, and then in the void Start() of that script, set Cardboard.SD$$anonymous$$.UseUnityRemoteInput = this.UseUnityRemoteInput. Now the head tracking works perfectly and I can turn it on or off from within the Unity editor.
Regards
+Steve
Apparently that feature is on the way: http://vrfocus.com/archives/15842/unity-remote-coming-to-google-cardboard-sdk/
Are we getting any kind of ETA on when the next version of Unity Remote will be released? I presume that it will be "Unity Remote 5", but we're really pretty much in the dark right now and quite need features like the head tracking.
works with Unity 5.3.1 and Cardboard SDK 0.6 waiting for official release!
thank you
I have updated it to the 0.6 version. It is not working for me. I have asked to the developers here: https://github.com/googlesamples/cardboard-unity/issues/153
Not work for me (I downloaded all the versions available today to test)
I'm trying with Unity 5.3.3 to get a stereoscopic 360 view for generic iPhone goggles, do you know if this is a good path ?
