Hi Dat, will need to check that. Most probably I will get back to you tomorrow!

Hello Pablo,

G4A is fully compatible with more or less all VR/AR solutions you can find for Unity.

you should follow the Occulus Documentation:

https://developer.oculus.com/documentation/unity/book-unity-dg/

Or you could use Steam - the advantage with Steam is that it works with most VR headsets on the market:

https://valvesoftware.github.io/steamvr_unity_plugin/articles/Quickstart.html

At the end, you need to integrate with all that VR Applications some standard Assets in your project and in your scene some standard components like VR Camera, Teleport and so on. You will need to deactivate or delete the G4A Camera because camera movement will be replaced by the VR application.

Maybe I will do soon an official tutorial about that. But if you follow the VR documentations and tutorials on the web you should be able to do that.

And sorry, did not notice, the forum is now also in English...

Best regards

Thomas

Problem was solved by deleting Parts4Cad and Zip in Tools. Included ZIP is not compatible with UWP. We will change that in future.

Hi Oliver,

can you send your log file?

You can find it here:

Thanks

Thomas

I don't know exactly how you would like to align the objects. But playing around with the Align Object and the rotation of the geometry in your Chain Element should do the job. Please check the video:

QbVAbcVI4D.mp4

change API compatibility level to :NET Standard2.0

I don't know what is exactly in your project and what platform you are building for. I just can say that building with g4a Starter  is working fine. It seems to be something like: 

https://forum.unity.com/threads/uwp-build-fails-with-i18n-dll-in-plugins-folder.962739/

It is hard to say based on the screendump. Try to change your compile settings eg. from il2cpp to mono. You will need to send the full log.