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Won't Fix
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Found in [Package]
Issue ID
1114417
Regression
Yes
The user cannot run the application in VR mode from the editor or Rift standalone
The user cannot run the application in VR mode from the editor or Rift standalone, unless the 'Oculus (Standalone)' package from Package Manager is installed.
We have test case requirement where Unity Editor and Rift standalone Unity applications must run in VR without any Oculus software installed.
Also, as more of an FYI, VR mode does not work when we install our internal Utilities, unless the 'Oculus (Standalone)' package is also installed.
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Resolution Note:
Marking as 'Won't Fix' since it's a one-time upgrade issue that doesn't happen with new projects. The error message is very clear. Please install the Oculus Package in the package manager.