Vertical FOV drop makes CameraFOVChecker.cs result incorrect
EstebanKITAR opened this issue · 1 comments
Describe the bug
There is a vertical displacement of the Field Of View that is always downwards and only perceived when deploying in the HoloLens 2. UIs that appear centered in the Unity Editor are then placed far up in the deployed version running in the HoloLens. The amount of vertical offset has been calculated empirically as 32 cms down at a distance of 1 meter.
The script provided by MRTK (CameraFOVChecker.cs) to detect a point in space is inside the FOV frustum gives false positives because of this issue.
To reproduce
Use any example Vector3 in the upper edge of the frustum and even though CameraFOVChecker gives a positive result the point is not visible in the HoloLens 2 because FOV is moved downwards.
Expected behavior
Frustum drawn in Unity and used by CameraFOVChecker be the same as the one in the device.
Screenshots
If it helps, the composed video when recording from the device is not displaced, resembling more what is visualized in the Unity Editor than what is truly seen by the user.
Your setup (please complete the following information)
Our project running on Unity v2021LTS and MRTK 2.8.2.
Target platform (please complete the following information)
- HoloLens 2
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