GoogleVR | Google VR | Augmented Reality library

I want to use OpenEXR in a Bazel project.

My WORKSPACE.bazel look like this:

I'm planning to migrate from ABI split to App Bundle feature. Currently I'm using this code:

I'm working on converting a simple project of mine into a VR game. Currently, it's just a motorcycle that will zoom forward, and the player can use A or D (or left and right) to steer the cycle.

Here's my code so far:

I clone repository: https://github.com/googlevr/gvr-android-sdk/

I try to run in Android Studio, did not change anything, but I getting errors:

I am a college student attempting to build a VR application for iOS using Unity paired with GoogleVR sdk (Google Cardboard). I can get my app to run on an iPad, but the display on the screen is through two viewports (or cameras, not sure the correct terminology) for two eyes.

While this may be contradictory to the idea of VR, I actually only want a single central camera's perspective and for that display to fill the whole screen.

I've been searching through the Unity project files and the google Cardboard files, but haven't found a way to do this. Is there a simple way to turn off the two eye display and instead do a single view? If so, what file would I modify?

Thanks!

I have a googlevr project in Unity that I build for android.

I need to either enable or change the "Android Banner"

This option, as denoted in the manual as being in the player settings https://answers.unity.com/questions/936577/player-settings-icon-enable-android-banner.html Does not exist for me.

How can I address the android banner in this project? Why would it be missing?

This project's player settings look like this:

A newly created project with the GoogleVR sdk loaded's player settings look like this(this is how my project should presumably look):

I am stuck with a little problem.

I have made a 3D cube and set up the GoogleVR SDK so that I'm using an Event Trigger for when the midpoint of the VR-screen enters the cube. When this happens, my custom method LookAtCube() is triggered.

I want it to make that the cube keeps rotating. I can rotate with the transform.Rotate-function, but the problem is that it only rotates for 1 game tick (I think) because the Event I'm triggering on is "Pointer Enter".

My question:

Is there an event that you can trigger that keeps executing the given method when being in the distances of the collider? (for example, when looking at the cube it should rotate, when not looking it should not rotate).

I tried to fix this with a while(true)-loop, but the game simply crashes.

For example on a PC/Standalone application, you can simply use the private method OnMouseOver(). I would like this but then with the focus (midpoint) of the VR screen.

This is what I tried so far (2 examples):

First example: it simply rotates a little bit and stops (so I guess it rotates for 1 game tick at the set speed).

I'm trying to display a 3D stereo video in a googlevr app in a clean fashion, without showing the UI. I know about usability guidelines, but the device running the app will be always kept inside a viewer in a sort of demo, so no touch interaction expected.

I'm using a VrVideoView. So I already got rid of fullscreen button, info button, stereo mode button, google cardboard tutorial screen named "transition view" and touch tracking to move the view.

Project: Basic website, display panorama image with Google's VRView for Web and add hotspots.

Issue: Panorama displays fine, haven't been able to add hotspots, documentation is poor + googling has resulted in little results for approx. 1.5 hours.

Code: