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Instructions for adding the Oculus library (LibOVR) to Interface
Stephen Birarda, March 6, 2014
You can download the Oculus SDK from https://developer.oculusvr.com/ (account creation required). Interface has been tested with SDK version 0.2.5.
You can download the Oculus SDK from https://developer.oculusvr.com/ (account creation required). Interface has been tested with SDK version 0.3.2.
1. Copy the Oculus SDK folders from the LibOVR directory (Lib, Include, Src) into the interface/externals/oculus folder.
This readme.txt should be there as well.
You may optionally choose to copy the SDK folders to a location outside the repository (so you can re-use with different checkouts and different projects).
If so our CMake find module expects you to set the ENV variable 'HIFI_LIB_DIR' to a directory containing a subfolder 'oculus' that contains the three folders mentioned above.
NOTE: On OS X there is a linker error with version 0.2.5c of the Oculus SDK.
It must be re-built (from the included LibOVR_With_Samples.xcodeproj) with RRTI support.
In XCode Build Settings for the ovr target, set "Enable C++ Runtime Types" to yes.
Then, Archive and use the organizer to save a copy of the built products.
In the exported directory you will have a new libovr.a to copy into the oculus directory from above.
2. Clear your build directory, run cmake and build, and you should be all set.