run ovrd in order to have the Oculus communicating with the applications. ovrd is part of the Oculus SDK. All this communication is done via the /dev/hidraw2 device. The hidraw driver provides the RAW interface How to install it? All you need is to run make install as indicated in the README.Linux file of the SDK. Additionally, if you run into problems, you may be required to load the OpenGL library from a recent

run ovrd in order to have the Oculus communicating with the applications. ovrd is part of the Oculus SDK. All this communication is done via the /dev/hidraw2 device. The hidraw driver provides the RAW interface How to install it? All you need is to run make install as indicated in the README.Linux file of the SDK. Additionally, if you run into problems, you may be required to load the OpenGL library from a recent

updated for PyFFI 1.0.0, which includes the new mopp generator based on havok’s recently released SDK removed mopp option from export config dialog (they are now always generated) preserve the “skin”,

updated for PyFFI 1.0.0, which includes the new mopp generator based on havok’s recently released SDK • removed mopp option from export config dialogue (they are now always generated) • preserve the

updated for PyFFI 1.0.0, which includes the new mopp generator based on havok’s recently released SDK • removed mopp option from export config dialog (they are now always generated) • preserve the “skin”

updated for PyFFI 1.0.0, which includes the new mopp generator based on havok’s recently released SDK removed mopp option from export config dialogue (they are now always generated) preserve the “skin”