You will need VRED Professional for Oculus Rift and HTC Vive support but it should run in the trial version. You will find the option to turn it on under View->Display->Oculus Rift.
Kind regards
Michael
Michael Nikelsky
Sr. Principal Engineer
Hi Michael , Im assuming that selecting the View .. Oculus Rift option will activate the headset but not the touch controllers , is that correct ?
Im assuming you need to run the view OpenVR HMD to activate the touch controls . My system works fine for just viewing using the Oculus selection but when I select OPENVR the touch contrls appear and work but it shudders .
Ive also noticed than when I launch steam VR it thinks my cameras are reversed , could this be the issue . They are obviously facing the right way 🙂
I have not used the oculus touch controllers through OpenVR yet, the 2017.2 update supports them natively. However, unlike OpenVR, the oculus library does not provide a model for visualization of the controller so you will need to write some code and create a model yourself for it. You can take a look at the OculusTouchExample.vpb that ships with the 2017.2 update.
In general I found the Oculus library to be quite a bit more stable in terms of performance compared to the OpenVR library/SteamVR. SteamVR is getting better but it still is a bit buggy in some places. I would try to experiment turning the performance features on/off in SteamVR to reduce the juddering. Keep in mind though that all features like asynchronous reprojection are only working on the HMD orientation and not on the controller, so unless you have a stable 90fps you will see juddering on them.
Kind regards
Michael
Michael Nikelsky
Sr. Principal Engineer
You will need the 2017.2 Update, not the 2017.0.2 Update.
At the moment you will still need to do some scripting in order to see the controllers with the oculus rift, very similar to what you need to do with OpenVR.
Michael Nikelsky
Sr. Principal Engineer