How to disable the intro dialog when vrModeEnable is set to TRUE about gvr-ios-sdk HOT 9 CLOSED

Reminds me of the Occulus DK1 dialog warning me everytime about nausea..

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It should only do that on the first run of the app. Are you seeing it every
time? Or just on fresh installs?

-Nathan

On Thu, May 19, 2016 at 4:20 PM, Daniel Lorenzo [email protected]
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Reminds me of the Occulus DK1 dialog warning me everytime about nausea..

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How to disable the display of dialog thoroughly? Thanks. @nathanmartz

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Happens every time the property is set using the accessor.

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That is as designed, currently. Setting vrModeEnabled, immediately launches the app into VR mode. Its effect is similar to calling pushViewController on a UIViewController. Ideally, it should be invoked as part of an action trigged by the user, like tapping a button.

It will come up every single time. It is there to help the user place their phone in their cardboard viewer. It dismisses itself automatically, when the phone is oriented landscape right.

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I see.. however it happens also when the phone is already landscape-right oriented.

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Yes, this is also by design, though eventually it'll be a landscape version of that dialog. Basically we have found that Cardboard users may not understand that they need a viewer or need to put their phone into a viewer, hence these dialogs.

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Yes, for the first time or so ..but I don't think it is useful all the time.

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Closing this due to inactivity. Please reopen if the issue still exists.

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