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PlayMaker Help & Tips => VR Help => Topic started by: jpine on March 12, 2018, 04:32:08 PM
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Hi,
I did a search on the forum and didn't see a similar thread. So here goes:
I am creating a training app for the Vive (room scale) and have hit a bit of the problem. The person (trainee) wearing the Vive will have very little control over the app with the exception of proximity triggers. The real control of the training environment will be performed by a trainer sitting in front of a computer screen to include an extensive button control system. I need to find a way where the trainer sees everything the trainee sees, but at the same time, the trainee sees nothing that the trainer sees on his or her monitor. I have no idea how to pull this off or if it can even be done in Playmaker.
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Hi, what you need is a second camera. Be aware however, this is can really slow down your FPS, so your game need to be very optimized.
https://answers.unity.com/questions/1243565/vr-and-non-vr-camera-simultaniously.html
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Thanks! And thanks for the warning about optimization. I don't think trainees getting motion sick makes for a successful training application. :)
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No worries. Its certain not impossible to use 2 cams in VR, but keep it in mind when developing :D
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Will do. Fortunately, we have the budget for the higher end GPUs if FPS is going to be an issue with two cameras. Combined with being anal about optimization in Unity, hopefully we'll be OK