Bug XRGeneralSettingsPerBuildTarget - XRGeneralSettings stuck as Standalone while developing for Android

I am currently developing for Quest, which is an Android platform.

Here is the
XRGeneralSettingsPerBuildTarget:OnEnable method


This could probably figure out the current build target by my current platform right?
Rather than just hardcoding Standalone?

 

The reason this is an issue is that it calls the OnEnable when you enter PlayMode.
If you had set it through interacting with the UI, or even if you had a value set somehow previously, it's lost as soon as you hit play.

In order to fix this, I'm going to have to manually set the instance, the same way you're doing, and specify the platform.
I shouldn't have to do that. That's the bug.

 

i am so happy you guys have more open source now
https://github.com/needle-mirror/com.unity.xr.management

local packages ftw

 

It's in the editor namespace, so I can't modify it at runtime through script without an editor class in my own project.
It'll be so much easier to just remove that line and go about my business lol

 

It looks like Application.platform isn't useful.

What class do I need to access to the platform targeted for builds etc?

 

ANYWAY
this was ALMOST super easy



but I'm not sure how to access the platform so I'm just going to have hardcode it

(probably what the dev said too and why it's standalone)

 

Anyway, the lesson here, is whoever made there be no accessor to the current platform is evil.

 

You could always use a platform conditional to set your instance properly.

Code (CSharp):

1. #if UNITY_STANDALONE
2. //do whatever you need
3. #elif UNITY_ANDROID
4. //blah
5. #endif