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In locomotion animation direction is opposite if we turn face on start of app - Bug in Locomotion sample too #75

Closed ramkeshcse084 closed 4 months ago

ramkeshcse084 commented 6 months ago

Hello Team,

I encountered a surprising bug that I'd like to report. When I open the app and initiate locomotion, such as walking forward, the forward animation plays correctly. However, if I open the app, turn in the opposite direction to last time, and then start walking forward, the backward animation plays instead. This issue is quite unexpected.

I've attached a video for reference to help clarify the problem. Initially, I thought there might be a mistake in our implementation, but I have verified that the same issue occurs even in the locomotion sample scene.

We are considering using the Meta Movement SDK for our project, but we've found the response times to be slow, and sometimes there is no response at all. Could you please assist us? We are currently stuck and would appreciate any help you can provide. In the video first half is the reverse one and second half shows correct animation.

Thank you!

https://github.com/oculus-samples/Unity-Movement/assets/25951438/d168f9fb-0077-430a-abb4-115dbcd3e96c

sohailshafiiWk commented 5 months ago

Hello, we have applied a fix that should address this problem to our dev branch as of the commit https://github.com/oculus-samples/Unity-Movement/commit/5fa894c629a38b8982b2da641cba86bc45f32a58. Please note that it should address the problem on the embodied character in the relevant sample scene, and that the MovementSDKLocomotion component's OnUserInputChangeJoystickDir, not OnUserInputChange, now needs to be hooked up to the InputHorizontalVertical field on AnimatorHooks. Please reference the MovementLocomotion scene to see how that is implemented.

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