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Found in
5.1.1p2
Issue ID
708840
Regression
No
Virtual Reality Supported causes latent performance in build when HMD is not connected
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Michael-Schenck
Aug 08, 2015 04:46
I had this same issue with 5.1.2f1 see: http://issuetracker.unity3d.com/issues/vr-vr-enabled-player-lags-when-rift-is-not-connected
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gg67
Jul 02, 2015 02:14
http://forum.unity3d.com/threads/vr-mode-brings-very-high-cpu-load-without-oculus-rift.337247/
I've noticed standalone executables built with Unity 5.1.1p2 "Virtual Reality Supported" checked bring massive CPU load when Oculus Rift is *not* connected. It also makes the program very unresponsive (0.5-1 seconds lag on mouse and keyboard). In editor it works fine.
Original Case:
VR Support Enabled
HMD Does not exist
= Latent Performance in Build
= Normal Performance in EditorCase 2 (Updated)
VR Support Enabled
HMD Exists
Disable VR using VRSetting
Same results as original case
= Latent Performance in Build
= Normal Performance in EditorCase3:
VR Support Enabled
HMD Exists
Turn Off HMD
= Starts in VR camera mode, reverts to single camera mode and works correctly in Editor and Build
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