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wheaney / breezy-desktop

XR virtual workspace library for Linux
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Xreal Air 2 Pro do not work on mint (with steamvr) #10

Closed konsultaner closed 6 months ago

konsultaner commented 6 months ago

I tried the driver with my xreal air 2 pro and it doesn't work. I'm on linux mint 21

When I connect them, I get a second screen and the mouse starts to follow the xreal movements. So it seems it is somehow workng but not fully. I have steam with steamvr as openxr server. I also tried monado, but monado not yet supports the xreal 2 pro.

wheaney commented 6 months ago

If the mouse is following your movements, that's means you're in mouse mode. If you're looking for a pinned virtual display, make sure you've followed all the guidance here, including the Usage section immediately below that, which tells you how to switch into virtual display mode.

wheaney commented 6 months ago

Also my driver isn't compatible with SteamVR. So you should disable my driver while attempting to use VR.

konsultaner commented 6 months ago

Thanks for the quick response!

If the mouse is following your movements, that's means you're in mouse mode. If you're looking for a pinned virtual display, make sure you've followed all the guidance here, including the Usage section immediately below that, which tells you how to switch into virtual display mode.

I tried all the modes you described and nothing worked except the mouse mode. I also quit steam vr and it still didn't work.

Also my driver isn't compatible with SteamVR. So you should disable my driver while attempting to use VR.

I thought it would work if I use SteamVR as OpenXR server.

wheaney commented 6 months ago

I thought it would work if I use SteamVR as OpenXR server.

Nope, my app is not an OpenXR server. If you installed Breezy, then you've installed a vulkan implicit layer than injects my custom shader into Vulkan games. From virtual display mode, this modifies the output of the games to track your head movements and render as a virtual display.