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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 10 months ago

konsultaner commented 10 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 10 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 10 months ago

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

konsultaner commented 10 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 10 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.