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Use HMD Motion Emulation to simulate the movement of a user directly in the Unity Editor.
Any app that uses OVRCameraRig or OVRPlayerController prefabs will enable the emulator. Otherwise, you can attach the OVRHeadsetEmulator to a game object.
To use the emulator, play/preview the scene in the editor and use your mouse and keyboard to:
| Input | Action |
|---|---|
| Ctrl (hold) + mouse movement | Update headset pitch and yaw |
| Ctrl (hold) + alt + mouse movement | Update headset roll |
| Ctrl (hold) + mouse wheel | Update headset height/elevation |
| Ctrl (hold) + middle mouse button | Reset the pose to scene default |
All in-editor manipulation is done while holding the Ctrl button on Windows. HMD Motion Emulation is not supported on Mac at this time.
By default, OVRHeadsetEmulator.opMode is set to EditorOnly, which make it effective only in the Unity Editor preview window. Set to AlwaysOn to activate the function in standalone builds.
By changing OVRHeadsetEmulator.activateKeys and OVRHeadsetEmulator.pitchKeys, you can change the default key-bindings.
Any updates/translation made in the Editor will also be reflected in the HMD.
If the HMD Motion Emulation is not working, check if OVRHeadsetEmulator is properly attached, and try stopping the scene and restarting.
OVRHeadsetEmulator modifies OVRManager.headPoseRelativeOffsetRotation and OVRManager.headPoseRelativeOffsetTranslation. You can also write your own script or use Unity animation clips to modify those properties to automatically change the HMD pose.