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I'll try and take a look myself but I'm trying to find a raymarcher that blits directly to the camera that does work in VR to use as an example. Most tend to use a quad parented to the camera.
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I think the alternative being the solution used here, which is elegant as hell - blit within OnRenderImage, passing the camera matrix, works perfectly with the scene camera. Thank you for making and tutorial-izing this @Flafla2 <3
Any idea what's missing to make this work in VR? It breaks Single Pass, which may be a complicated fix, but Multi Pass should be easy in theory. In Multi Pass the matrix is slightly off, but symmetrically for each eye, the camera does pass a separate matrix for each.
I wasn't able to find a correct matrix in the APIs. I tested it on a Vive, with Camera.stereoActiveEye, and Camera.GetStereoViewMatrix(StereoscopicEye eye). I wonder if the SteamVR_Camera is doing something different on render. But I'm a bit out of my depth with these SteamVR / open XR APIs. For instance I was able to get a projection matrix from SteamVR (with HMDMatrix4x4ToMatrix4x4(SteamVR.instance.hmd.GetProjectionMatrix(evrEye ...)), but not a view matrix. Any ideas?
I'll try and take a look myself but I'm trying to find a raymarcher that blits directly to the camera that does work in VR to use as an example. Most tend to use a quad parented to the camera.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: