Oculus GO | build & run, black screen

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• citizen12 Posts: 23 Oculus Start Member

  December 2018

  I find that with every new version of Unity I need to go through a short checklist to make sure that I can build and run a trivial Unity app on my Go.
  
  1.  Create a new Unity 3D project (do not use LWRP).
  2. Import the Oculus Integration 1.32 Asset Store asset.
  3. Make sure your Player settings are correct for Go.
  4. Add the Oculus/VR/Trivial scene to your Scenes in Build.  Select Android, specify ASTC textures, Gradle.
  5. Build and run.

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• bcoyle Posts: 110

  Hiro Protagonist

  December 2018

  @citizen12
  You think I should download the latest Unity? Currently I've been using 2017.3.1p4 - hmm. I like your checklist. Pretty sure I hit most of those on the checklist, as I did create a new project for testing Oculus GO, and ran through all the Oculus guides on settings for Unity/Android setup. At least I think I hit it all...
  
  Maybe I'll get the latest Unity and run through it again. Hoo boy.

  http://www.quitenice.co

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• citizen12 Posts: 23 Oculus Start Member

  December 2018

  bcoyle said:

  @citizen12
  You think I should download the latest Unity? Currently I've been using 2017.3.1p4 - hmm. I like your checklist. Pretty sure I hit most of those on the checklist, as I did create a new project for testing Oculus GO, and ran through all the Oculus guides on settings for Unity/Android setup. At least I think I hit it all...
  
  Maybe I'll get the latest Unity and run through it again. Hoo boy.

  All I can tell you is that I am actively working on a Go-based project using 2018.3.0f2 and that checklist was the first thing I checked.  FWIW I am using Single-pass rendering. 
  
  Good luck!

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• BisiteOculus Posts: 13

  NerveGear

  February 26

  Here somebody with the same problem, I will say something if I get this problem solved

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• JayWSloat Posts: 1

  NerveGear

  March 11

  I experienced this recently and it was quite frustrating. What helped me sleuth the issue down was manually running a command from a terminal to install and run my apk file. In this mode, when the running of my apk failed, I could see the status it returned, and quickly determined that the cause was that a version number of a previously installed "DeleteMe.apk" was higher than the version I was currently trying to push onto it. Raising the version number caused everything to work in my case.
  

  
  

  >adb devices
  List of devices attached
  1KWPH810068137  device
  
  

  adb.exe -s "1KWPH810068137" install -r "Z:\Unity_Projects\OCULUS_GO\Sofa\Temp\DeleteMe.apk"
  adb: failed to install Z:\Unity_Projects\OCULUS_GO\Sofa\Temp\DeleteMe3.apk: Failure [INSTALL_FAILED_VERSION_DOWNGRADE]

  
  

  -Jay-
  

  
  
  

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