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CourtnieJean

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  1. I am very new to Unity/VR dev, and this took me awhile to get right. Maybe posting this here will help someone else. My plug-in setup for: Unity 2020.2 - SteamVR - OpenXR - Vive Pro Eye SteamVR (v 1.16.8 --> And now v.1.16.10) & Unity 2020.2.7f1 - Set up XR Plugin Management (4.0.1) by: Edit --> Project Settings --> XR Plug-in Management (Install) -or- it's also in available assets - Open XR (1.0.2) & select YES at the prompt & then, go to Project Settings --> XR Plug-in Management --> OpenXR --> Features, and select HTC Vive Controller Profile - Install the SteamVR Plugin (2.7.3 sdk 1.14.15) -- the OpenVR Unity XR Plugin installs w/ it - When done, accept all recommended changes, then, go to Project Settings --> XR Plug-in Management , select OpenVR Loader Also: in SteamVR Settings, select Advanced Settings -> Developer -> Current OpenXR Runtime, set as SteamVR Also: in NVIDIA Graphics Settings, set Hardware-accelerated GPU scheduling to ON and if VR Dashboard is listed, under Options --> High Performance (choose the NVIDIA GPU) NOTE: For some reason, this reverts to the integrated GPU every couple times I launch SteamVR. Not sure why, but I check it regularly now. Also: In Project --> Assets --> SteamVR --> InteractionSystem --> Samples --> load the Interactions_Example.unity scene. Go to Player--> InputModule in the Heirarchy, in the Inspector, under Standalone Input Module, enable "Replace with InputSystemUIInputModule" THEN Window--> SteamVR Input (Select YES when it prompts you about the json actions file, then click Save and Generate) If you get the "Lighting data asset" warning/error when running Sample scenes or pops up, clearing the Edit --> Preferences --> GI Cache --> Clean Cache. I don't actually know if this does anything, but the scene seems to load just fine 😉 Clear the Console errors (shouldn't be any RED errors now) and launch.
  2. I had this issue NOT in wireless mode, found this thread and went digging. Ended up changing my Graphics Settings: Hardware-accelerated GPU scheduling to ON and VR Dashboard Options --> High Performance (choose the NVIDIA GPU) i7-10th Gen Intel & 32GB RTX 3070 (Alienware laptop) on HTC Vive Pro Eye (wired) Haven't had it since! (Don't know if this fixed it, or restarting was enough).
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