WVR_Event when headset is removed and put back on by user

[Renan Viewport]

On 8/23/2023 at 4:10 PM, VIVE_chengnay said:

To clarify your question,

You get the event(status of proximity sensor) and do Application.Quit().

I assume you will get status from proximity sensor right after you took off the HMD?

You mentioned three more mins(should be the same as I mentioned above that OnApplicationPause will take 3 mins to trigger after HMD off).

May I know the LBE settings, what is this about?

Is this settings in Vive headset?

Hi I tried to use Common.userPresence and tried to use the SystemEvent, and could not get the information of when the user removes the headset, I'm using a FOcus 3 but I can do a test on a XR Elite as well:

void Start()
{
    Wave.Essence.Events.SystemEvent.Listen(WVR_EventType.WVR_EventType_DeviceResume, OnEventResume1);
    Wave.Essence.Events.SystemEvent.Listen(WVR_EventType.WVR_EventType_DeviceSuspend, OnEventResume2);
    Wave.Essence.Events.SystemEvent.Listen(WVR_EventType.WVR_EventType_DeviceInfoUpdate, OnEventResume3);
    Wave.Essence.Events.SystemEvent.Listen(WVR_EventType.WVR_EventType_RenderingToBePaused, OnEventResume4);
    Wave.Essence.Events.SystemEvent.Listen(WVR_EventType.WVR_EventType_RenderingToBeResumed, OnEventResume5);
}

private void OnEventResume1(WVR_Event_t systemEvent)
{
    Debug.LogError("--------------- CALLED EVENT 1");
}
private void OnEventResume2(WVR_Event_t systemEvent)
{
    Debug.LogError("--------------- CALLED EVENT 2");
}
private void OnEventResume3(WVR_Event_t systemEvent)
{
    Debug.LogError("--------------- CALLED EVENT 3");
}
private void OnEventResume4(WVR_Event_t systemEvent)
{
    Debug.LogError("--------------- CALLED EVENT 4");
}
private void OnEventResume5(WVR_Event_t systemEvent)
{
    Debug.LogError("--------------- CALLED EVENT 5");
}

 

[VIVE_chengnay]

Hi @Renan Viewport,

Not sure if below solution OK for you,

It required to install Unity Input System plugin.

bool IsUserPresence()
{
	if (ProximitySensor.current != null)
	{
		if (!ProximitySensor.current.IsActuated())
			InputSystem.EnableDevice(ProximitySensor.current);

		return ProximitySensor.current.distance.ReadValue() < 1;
	}

	return false;
}

 

On 8/23/2023 at 4:25 PM, JulienActiveMe said:

3 minutes is a lot, is there a way I can put the HMD to sleep from script?

Hi @JulienActiveMe,

I forgot to reply your question.

Sorry about that and please try the solution.