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I've added the "ceiling mode" support back to the iVRy driver (will be available in the next release). It was removed when it was removed (again) from the NoloVR SDK. It is back (again) in the latest SDK.
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This is a major inconvenience to anyone installing Nolo HOME and wanting to use other software that supports NoloVR. It contributes to the overall "user hostile" experience that leads many users to uninstall Nolo HOME once they've updated the firmwa…
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Non-working haptics is a known problem with the latest firmware. It's not related to the SteamVR version. This intermittent bug is both when using Nolo HOME and when using the NoloVR SDK (Windows).
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@sealchub iVRy supports the newer (1.10+) and older firmware versions. If you're using the newer firmware, use the "1.10+" version, which can be found in the "Betas" tab of the iVRy driver properties in Steam.
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The NoloVR SDK has been updated to reenable that functionality. I'll release a driver with that once I've had a chance to integrate and test it (sometime in the next week).
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@javenell Try iVRY, it has built-in support for NoloVR, and that support is actively maintained to work around the bugs in the NoloVR firmware/software.
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Try iVRY, it has built-in support for NoloVR, and that support is actively maintained to work around the bugs in the NoloVR firmware/software.
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If you'd like support for iVRy, please use the iVRy support forum: https://steamcommunity.com/app/992490/discussions/0/3247562523076890727/
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@TheDeax The grey screen thing is a SteamVR feature when the HMD driver tells it that tracking is unavailable. You can turn it off by manually editing the steamvr.vrsettings file and adding the following to the "steamvr" section: forceFadeOnBadTrac…
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@admin Thanks, but that SDK is the one I already have, and does not provide any way to get the firmware version.
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> 5. Display firmware version of connected NOLO device in battery life status. Is there any way (or will there be any way) to get the firmware version via the PC SDK?
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@idanliu Yes, that seems to be a "feature" of the new firmware. It wasn't necessary on previous versions.
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I have checked the latest release of Nolo HOME and can confirm that the files LYROBOTIX/NOLO used and modified without permission are no longer present.
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@idanliu That is necessary in some cases when using the latest NoloVR firmware in conjunction with the latest PC SDK and the workarounds suggested by the source code included in that SDK. I believe @cyberkevin was referring to an issue wit…
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@admin I have checked the latest release of Nolo HOME and can confirm that the files your company used and modified without permission are no longer present. I am not slandering your company, I am requesting the source code of open source derived …
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@admin Do not forget that you have a legal (and moral) obligation to provide the source code of all open source derived software in use by your company, on request. I have formally requested that source code. Your choices are to provide the so…
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@admin Do not forget that you have a legal (and moral) obligation to provide the source code of all open source derived software in use by your company, on request. I have formally requested that source code. Your choices are to provide the source c…
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@darkwhale This is the firmware bug. You'll need to downgrade the firmware for all products to the HOME 1.09 version. Pimax could (mostly) fix this issue by using the latest PC SDK and doing the workaround shown in the Huwaei driver source code ship…
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@stoneeeeee I don't respond well to having to constantly waste many hours of my time to work around their bugs, or having portions of my software stolen.
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@TheDeaX There is, but the UI is in Chinese, so NoloVR (understandably) is not promoting its use, as it can potentially cause more issues if you do something wrong.
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@TheDeaX Yes, you need to send that sequence to the hardware to put it into DFU mode. It is pure insanity thinking that I would allow an untrustworthy company to gain remote access to my development computer.
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@TheDeaX It's been clear for some time now that LYROBOTIX is trying to clear out all the 3rd parties that are creating solutions for their hardware. In most cases it's probably a good idea, as non 100% working solutions reflect badly o…
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@yishihara Don't hold your breath waiting for NoloVR to acknowledge or fix bugs. They have no idea how to behave like professional developers. In the (almost) 2 years I've been supporting their hardware they have not once released a properly working…
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I am formally requesting the source code of all Open Source derived software that LYROBOTIX (aka. NoloVR) is using, as per the license requirements of using that software.
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Basically LYROBOTIX is saying that by deleting my copyright notice, they are avoiding copyright infringement. That's not how copyright works. The following file comparison and the fact that the version they published a few hours before this wa…
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See: http://forums.nolovr.com/discussion/887/ivry-driver-for-steamvr-updated-for-nolo-home-1-10-1-11-firmware
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See: http://forums.nolovr.com/discussion/887/ivry-driver-for-steamvr-updated-for-nolo-home-1-10-1-11-firmware
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See: http://forums.nolovr.com/discussion/887/ivry-driver-for-steamvr-updated-for-nolo-home-1-10-1-11-firmware
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Basically LYROBOTIX is saying that by deleting my copyright notice, they are avoiding copyright infringement. That's not how copyright works. The following file comparison and the fact that the version they published a few hours before this was an e…
