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Comments on "Accessing and recording eye tracking data with MRTK3" #449

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LocalJoost commented 1 year ago

Original article: https://localjoost.github.io/Accessing-and-recording-eye-tracking-data-with-MRTK3/

szehra21 commented 10 months ago

Hi, thanks for sharing this code.

how can we use this code if there are multiple objects of interest?

Simosnakes commented 7 months ago

Hi, thanks for this tutorial. I don't have the object "Visualizer", where can i find it?

LocalJoost commented 7 months ago

It's in Assets/Application/Prefabs

It's actually on the image in my blog. See?

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alexeyalexeyalexey1 commented 6 months ago

Hi, I've got a general question about an experiment for my Master's thesis with the HoloLens 2. I'm trying to create an indoor route marked with navigation arrows and add a few holograms along the way to see how well people can navigate and understand space around them. I made some holograms in Blender and set them up using the simple 3D viewer app on the HoloLens. Now, I'm wondering if there's an easy way to record where people are looking while they navigate the route. It's not absolutely necessary, but it would be really helpful for me to see what the participants are actually looking at while they navigating. Unfortunately, I'm pretty new to all this stuff and don't have much experience. That's why I'm asking if there might be an app or something similar that can help me record the eye-tracking data without going into programming something myself and using unity. Thanks a lot in advance.

LocalJoost commented 6 months ago

Hi, I don't know of a way to record eye tracking or view data outside of your app while your app is running. Or at all, actually, other than just writing a piece of code for it.

KisalaySHM commented 2 months ago

Hi sir, I'm getting this error, searched on internet but I'm unable to fix this error.

Error : Certificate could not be opened: WSATestCertificate.pfx. The specified network password is not correct.

LocalJoost commented 2 months ago

Hi @KisalaySHM, you don't need that file. The certificate might have been expired. Just delete it, then Unity will create a fresh one for you.