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Plugin 2.0 r498
Plugin 2.0 r498
by Stefan on Aug 29th, 2014 16:30 PM
The next version of the Dive Plugin and Dive Unity Demo has been released.
Go ahead and grab it:
http://www.durovis.com/unity/Dive_Plugi ... itypackage
http://www.durovis.com/unity/Dive_Unity ... 0_r498.zip
Changes:
-automatic drift calibration, leave the phone lying on the table for about 20 seconds and drift should be gone !
-new prediction algorithm makes the image much smoother and works much better with fast gyro devices like Google Project Tango.
-low framerate apps are much less jittery now
-preliminary tablet / 7 inch support in Dive Unity Demo
to update your game, you mainly need libdivesensor.so, divejava.jar and opendivesensor.cs .
Please post feedback here.
Cheers
Stefan
Re: Plugin 2.0 r498
by mptp on Aug 29th, 2014 17:33 PM
Works awesome guys!
Was able to exchange the old SDK with the new one in under five minutes, no sweat.
The automatic calibration is absolutely fantastic, far better than I thought, took more like 5 seconds to get rid of all the drift.
My only issue is that it is per-session, and that's a big, big issue. There's no way I can expect people who buy my game to put their phone down on the table for 10 seconds to eliminate drift. What if they're playing on the bus? Is it possible for you to expose this drift value (I couldn't find it in OpenDiveSensor.cs) so that we can save it into PlayerPrefs? Otherwise I'm going to have to (regretfully) stick with the old 1.0 plugin using my own drift calibration which is once-only.
Other than that, I'm super pleased with this release. Nice work!
Re: Plugin 2.0 r498
by mr123 on Aug 31st, 2014 20:20 PM
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B09Unc ... sp=sharing
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https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B09Unc ... sp=sharing
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Re: Plugin 2.0 r498
by Stefan on Aug 31st, 2014 22:00 PM
maybe you could try commenting out the setIPDCorrection command in Update of Opendivesensor, and see if it behaves different, basically thats needed to ensure if your on a tablet to calculate correct Perspective offsets, if you can live with a phone only app you can adjust the cameras any way you want and not let it auto-correct anything through setIPDCorrection.
Re: Plugin 2.0 r498
by pyratej on Sep 5th, 2014 16:23 PM
Ahoy, I think i'm still having some drifting issues, but not like before.
We are trying to do a scene to where the user would look down at items on table in front of them (while sitting). Once in awhile while looking at some of the items, the camera will drift in different ways almost maybe like its trying to calibrate itself? Is that because the auto-calibration target look position is looking down (just like you'd leave it on a table for 20sec)?
Please advise.
Thanks mate,
Jason
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