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How to hide mixed reality hololens application ?

Ankit09_SanganiAnkit09_Sangani ✭
in Questions And Answers

Hello everyone,

How to hide mixed reality when running application. I want to saw only game object(cube).
Is there any kind of additional settings to perform this.

Thanks.

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    stepan_stulovstepan_stulov ✭✭✭
    edited February 2017

    You seem to have a confusion about the terminology.

    Mixed reality is an abstract concept of merging real and virtual worlds in a certain way. It is thus an umbrella term that include hardware, platforms, applications, approaches, know-how, etc. You cannot hide mixed reality because hiding mixed reality is a meaningless sentence.

    I believe what you want is hiding the mesh renderer of the spatial mapping? If so simply remove SpatialMappingRenderer component from the scene.

    Hope this helps.

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    Ankit09_SanganiAnkit09_Sangani ✭

    @stepan_stulov

    Thanks. but how its possible in holoture app. that hide mixed reality when app lunch.

    thanks.

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    DrNeurosurgDrNeurosurg ✭

    @stepan_stulov
    I think I know, what you mean:
    Try a white background ( solid Color - RGB 255) as Camera Background (instead of Black)

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    stepan_stulovstepan_stulov ✭✭✭

    Oh, now I see. I suppose you wish to turn the HoloLens from a mixed reality goggle to a virtual reality goggle and disable the see-through feature? I'm afraid that is not possible with sufficient quality. First of all because HoloLen's lens is see-through. Even if you add a skybox/white background you still have additive nature of light and will be able to see the environment. Secondly the fov is very limited, so you will have a white rectangle on top of still visible environment.

    It seems like what you want is VR goggle?

    Alternatively you can always spray paint your HoloLens :D

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