Different content in each eye

Hi, a related question to this, is there a way to render/overlay different content to each eye in Unity 5.6 with single-pass stereo mode?

I can make this work with multi pass no problems, but just wondering: suppose I would want to draw a simple red box onto the image to the top corner of the left eye and a blue circle in the top corner of the right eye, any way to do this? (I haven't been successful with this with my own attempts - I get this weird duplicate/split screen effect with my attempts.)

 

Doesn't this solution require Oculus Utilities?
Edit: No, the 'Target Eye' option becomes available when Virtual Reality Supported in enabled in the build settings.

 

I tried the dual camera setup in Unity 2017 with SteamVR and all I get is spammed with the error:

Assertion failed: Assertion failed on expression: 'IsMatrixValid(matrix)'

I have read that people just deal with it, but that sounds kinda lame IMO.

 

Is there a way to have different content in each eye using Samsung GearVR?

Thanks!

 

Check out my Stationary Stereo Camera example on GitHub. It may not be what you need but it does demonstrate how to use rendertextures from two separate camera sources that are then rendered as the L and R eye on the main stereo vr camera.

The render textures could come from any source, so the example might be useful for displaying other kinds of content as long as you can create the rendertextures.

 

I know this is an old thread but this is the closest description of what I'm trying to accomplish that I've seen in the past 3 months I've been trying to figure out my problem. I too am looking to to render different images in different cameras. My problem though is that I have a "scenery camera" for a monitor and also camera for the fps Player Camera view.

In my project I'm trying some new idea where the Scenery camera has a clipping range from 3-1000 where the Player view has a clipping range of 0.2-3 I'm trying to find a way to seamlessly transfer the level objects from the far camera into the close camera view. Basically not have gameobjects show up in both cameras when the frustrum paths cross.

Ive new to Unity( Just over a year) so I'm not sure if this is possible for not. Like I mentioned, I've spent the past few months trying to learn shaders or trying different culling and layer techniques people have shared on the internet but have yet to find a solution to check one cameras view and remove it from another cameras view.

Thanks for any help or assistance, even if its telling me its not possible yet.

 

Is the VideoPlayer component at some point in time going to support 3D SBS Videos? (this is what landed me on this thread - I was surprised to find out that the videoplayer plays holographic VR Videos but no old style SBS 3D videos / movies.)

If not, is any of the methods described in this thread going to help me with this? I am currently using the legacy OpenVR system in the most recent Unit build.