I'm creating a Unity VR application for the Oculus Go. I get this error:
Failed to apply Oculus GearVR input manager bindings.
UnityEngine.Debug:LogError (object)
OVREngineConfigurationUpdater:EnforceInputManagerBindings () (at Assets/Oculus/VR/Editor/OVREngineConfigurationUpdater.cs:213)
OVREngineConfigurationUpdater:OnDelayCall () (at Assets/Oculus/VR/Editor/OVREngineConfigurationUpdater.cs:85)
UnityEditor.EditorApplication:Internal_CallDelayFunctions ()
Note that I'm not using the most updated version of the Oculus Integration and the Oculus XR plugin, to get support for the Oculus Go. I have Oculus Integration v18.0 and Oculus XR Plugin v1.5.0, as those were the most recent versions I could find that supported the Go. I have XR Plugin Management v4.2.1, and have selected the Unity plugin. These are my build settings, with platform Anroid:
| Setting | Value |
|---|---|
| Texture Compression | Use Player Settings |
| ETC2 fallback | 32-bit |
| Export Project | ☐ |
| Symlink Sources (grayed out) | ☐ |
| Build App Bundle (Google Play) | ☐ |
| Create symbols.zip | Disabled |
| Run Device | Default device |
| Development Build | ☐ |
| Autoconnect Profiler (grayed out) | ☐ |
| Deep Profiling (grayed out) | ☐ |
| Script Debugging (grayed out) | ☐ |
| Compression Method | LZ4 |
To be clear, I'm not building the project and then getting the error; I am just seeing this error in the console.
I can see that the error appears in one of these lines of code in OVREngineConfigurationUpdater.cs:
BindAxis(new Axis() { name = "Oculus_GearVR_LThumbstickX", axis = 0, });
BindAxis(new Axis() { name = "Oculus_GearVR_LThumbstickY", axis = 1, invert = true });
BindAxis(new Axis() { name = "Oculus_GearVR_RThumbstickX", axis = 2, });
BindAxis(new Axis() { name = "Oculus_GearVR_RThumbstickY", axis = 3, invert = true });
BindAxis(new Axis() { name = "Oculus_GearVR_DpadX", axis = 4, });
BindAxis(new Axis() { name = "Oculus_GearVR_DpadY", axis = 5, invert = true });
BindAxis(new Axis() { name = "Oculus_GearVR_LIndexTrigger", axis = 12, });
BindAxis(new Axis() { name = "Oculus_GearVR_RIndexTrigger", axis = 11, });
BindAxis(new Axis() { name = "Oculus_CrossPlatform_Button2", positiveButton = "joystick button 0", gravity = 1000f, sensitivity = 1000f, type = 0 });
BindAxis(new Axis() { name = "Oculus_CrossPlatform_Button4", positiveButton = "joystick button 2", gravity = 1000f, sensitivity = 1000f, type = 0 });
BindAxis(new Axis() { name = "Oculus_CrossPlatform_PrimaryThumbstick", positiveButton = "joystick button 8", gravity = 0f, dead = 0f, sensitivity = 0.1f, type = 0 });
BindAxis(new Axis() { name = "Oculus_CrossPlatform_SecondaryThumbstick", positiveButton = "joystick button 9", gravity = 0f, dead = 0f, sensitivity = 0.1f, type = 0 });
BindAxis(new Axis() { name = "Oculus_CrossPlatform_PrimaryIndexTrigger", dead = 0.19f, type = 2, axis = 8, joyNum = 0 });
BindAxis(new Axis() { name = "Oculus_CrossPlatform_SecondaryIndexTrigger", dead = 0.19f, type = 2, axis = 9, joyNum = 0 });
BindAxis(new Axis() { name = "Oculus_CrossPlatform_PrimaryHandTrigger", dead = 0.19f, type = 2, axis = 10, joyNum = 0 });
BindAxis(new Axis() { name = "Oculus_CrossPlatform_SecondaryHandTrigger", dead = 0.19f, type = 2, axis = 11, joyNum = 0 });
BindAxis(new Axis() { name = "Oculus_CrossPlatform_PrimaryThumbstickHorizontal", dead = 0.19f, type = 2, axis = 0, joyNum = 0 });
BindAxis(new Axis() { name = "Oculus_CrossPlatform_PrimaryThumbstickVertical", dead = 0.19f, type = 2, axis = 1, joyNum = 0, invert = true });
BindAxis(new Axis() { name = "Oculus_CrossPlatform_SecondaryThumbstickHorizontal", dead = 0.19f, type = 2, axis = 3, joyNum = 0 });
BindAxis(new Axis() { name = "Oculus_CrossPlatform_SecondaryThumbstickVertical", dead = 0.19f, type = 2, axis = 4, joyNum = 0, invert = true });
I think that it's possible that one of these axes doesn't exist for the Oculus Go or something like that, but I have no way to know, and I'm not willing to mess around with this for fear of wrecking soemthing.
I looked up the error message, but there were no relevant results.
UPDATE: I tried commenting all the BindAxis lines and uncommenting them one by one to see which one might be a problem. Turns out it's all of them. I think it might be something in the Input Manager, but I can't find any problems there.
