We need either a screenspace camera or a perspective camera.
Even if a user is doing only VR, then a non-headtracking camera is used many times for overlay effects and static layers/cards you display for the user.
If you have some good workarounds for this using the VR camera, then that works too.
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9 years ago
We need either a screenspace camera or a perspective camera.
Even if a user is doing only VR, then a non-headtracking camera is used many times for overlay effects and static layers/cards you display for the user.
If you have some good workarounds for this using the VR camera, then that works too.