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there's nothing in the hololens after inputing ip

Open sunpro108 opened this issue 4 years ago • 5 comments

I build the vs project successfully and I could see the panel to input the ip. But after that, there is noting at all.

sunpro108 avatar Jan 10 '21 04:01 sunpro108

Hi,

As explined in the manual (in the docs folder), there are a few apps in the VS project. You have to start at least one instance of the client app (used for grabbing Kienct output) and one instance of the server app (which combines outputs from all Kinects). The client app (the one with the IP address window) should show you the current output image from the Kinect, if it doesn't then you should see an error on the status bar.

Once both apps are started, you should press start on the server and the connect on the client. Once that's done you can see the Kinect outputs in the live view window on the server.

MarekKowalski avatar Jan 11 '21 09:01 MarekKowalski

I had got the 3d scene and it isexcellent! But I try to deploy the app to hololens , I could not see any thing in the hololens.

sunpro108 avatar Jan 12 '21 06:01 sunpro108

Have you tried to turn off the firewall ?

EzioZz avatar Mar 21 '21 07:03 EzioZz

I am a Highschool student, trying to replicate this for a Science fair project, and have the same issue. I am new to programming!! My env: Unity 2018.4.14f1, VS 2019, Hololens 2. Have 2 Kinect cameras, can see the holograph in the Scene in Unity. I was able to build the package, and deploy to HL2, and open it. I am able to input the IP, and then in the App, but do not see anything. I have disabled the firewall, added the device IP as a trusted source in Norton 360, still cannot see anything. Appreciate your help and guidance. PS. I tried several times and failed with newer versions of Unity and OpenXR (did not know enough to change GestureManager.cs from VR to XR and all the deprecated methods, and hence went to the 2018.4.14f1 version. If you have a newer version of that file that I can use, I can try with HL2 and newer code.

Thanks

Slayer016 avatar Feb 07 '22 12:02 Slayer016

Hi, Sounds like a very interesting science project, I hope you succeed!!

Unfortunately, this is always difficult to debug. Some questions you may ask yourself:

  • Is your HL2 on the same network as your PC? Is your PC connected to wifi or to wired ethernet? If the latter are the two on the same network? One way to debug this would be to have a laptop on the same wifi as HL2 and checking whether you can make a connection from Unity running on that laptop to the machine where the Kinects are connected. To do so, you'd need to change the default IP address in Unity.
  • Are there any exceptions happening in the HL2 app? Have you tried running the app on HL2 with a debugger attached? This would allow you to see what is going on inside the app.

Marek

MarekKowalski avatar Feb 09 '22 12:02 MarekKowalski