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I would like to create a graph. To do this, I have created a JSON file. The Skills (java, python, HTML, json) should be the links and the index (KayO, BenBeck) should be the nodes. Also the node must not fall below a certain minimum size and must not become too large.

After that, I would like to be able to call up the list of publications on the right-hand side by clicking on the node. The currently selected node in the visualisation should be highlighted.

I have already implemented from this example (https://bl.ocks.org/heybignick/3faf257bbbbc7743bb72310d03b86ee8). But unfortunately I can't get any further.

The error message I always get is:

Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'json' of undefined

This is what my issue currently looks like:

The JSON file:

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How would one go about mirroring or cloning the WebXR 'immersive-xr' view from a HMD like the VIVE or Oculus in the browser using the same WebGL canvas?

There is much discussion about copying the pixels to a texture2D, then applying that as a render texture, or completely re-drawing the entire scene with an adjusted viewTransform. These work well if you are rendering a different view, such as a remote camera or 3rd person spectator view, however both are a waste of resources if one only wants to mirror the current HMD view on the desktop.

Self answered below as there was no solid answer when I ran into this and I'd like to save future devs the time. (Especially if they're not all to savvy with WebGl2 and WebXR)

Note, that I'm not using any existing frameworks for this project for 'reasons'. It shouldn't change much if you are, you'd just need to perform the steps at the appropriate place in your library's render pipeline.

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I build my first VR app using unity. I am getting the following error when trying to build and run on a connected Oculus Quest 2 device!

Android device is not responding! Make sure USB debugging has been enabled and that the device has authorized this computer. Check your device, in most cases there should be a small icon in the status bar telling you if the USB connection is up.

I have tried many different ways to get this working, I am not able to figure this out, is there anything else I can try? I have listed down things I tried and config I have!

• I have developer mode ON.
• When I connect USB to Macbook Pro I do get an option to Allow in oculus quest with the following message and I select "Allow":

Allow Access to data, the connected device will be able to access files on this headset. [Deny] [Allow]

• I see my Oculus quest device in the "Run Device" dropdown in build settings and have it selected.
• I also installed Android File Transfer and I do see all folders and files on the quest 2 device.
• I tried a factory reset and restarting the quest 2 device and my MacBook pro multiple time.
• App I have built runs fine when I click the play button and also it works when I build for the macOS and run on Macbook pro.

Screen shot for the settings and error File > Build Settings

Thank you!

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I am trying to upload my application on Oculus store but I get the following errors:

I have read the issues but none of them are included in my Manifest. I do not need these permissions either in my application. So how do I rectify something that is not already present in the manifest?

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So I wanted to modify the VrCuvbeWorld_Vulkan sample provided on the facebook website: https://developer.oculus.com/documentation/native/android/mobile-vrapi/ to add a geometry shader for the Oculus Quest 2. However when I tried to enable the multiviewGeometryShader feature, I was granted by a VK_ERROR_FEATURE_NOT_PRESENT error. And on http://vulkan.gpuinfo.org/displayreport.php?id=10024#features_extensions the feature is said to not be supported.

I just need a geometry shader to calculate a value for each triangle. What would be a viable alternative? On http://vulkan.gpuinfo.org they say that the geometryShader feature is supported. Therefore, is rendering eye by eye without the multiview extension a possible solution ?

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acquisitions table id acquisition_id acquiring_id price 1 c:11 c:4 1000000000 2 c:134 c:4 2300000000 objects table id name c:11 Instagram c:134 Oculus VR c:4 Facebook results table parent company acquired startup price Facebook Instagram 1000000000 Facebook Oculus VR 2300000000

I have types.ts file which lookes like:

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I'm porting a game to Quest and so part of my work is to interface the engine's Vulkan renderer w/ the Oculus Mobile SDK.

I believe I'm setting up the SDK correctly (I'm following the examples and the guidelines from Oculus' docs) but still I'm getting a nasty error when trying to submit a frame.

Here's a high-level list of the things I'm currently doing:

• I initialize the API.
• I create a Vulkan instance and device w/ the expected extensions.
• I acquire per-eye swapchains and get Vulkan handlers for each of their images.
• I setup framebuffers and renderpasses using those images.
• I acquire a native android window.
• I enter VR mode (making sure the app is resumed).

Then at the end of my render loop I setup an ovrSubmitFrameDesc and then call vrapi_SubmitFrame2(). I'm also making sure I only call vrapi_SubmitFrame2() after all work has been submitted to the GPU (I'm currently using a fence on my work queues).

However, as I mentioned before, the call to vrapi_SubmitFrame2() fails. It currently raises a SIGSEGV inside Quest's Vulkan driver:

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I am trying to build a next.js project with-mongodb on it but its not working and im not sure why. The log doesn't appear to be very helpful with that the issue is (as far as i can tell) and so im not sure how to fix it. here is a copy of the log;

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I'm implementing a feature to get coordinate of an a-sky while moving the VR controller.

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