Example manifest or project settings?

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4/5
Estimated time
3-5 days
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35/100
Issue type
Documentation
Clarity
Needs clarification
Activity status
Quiet
Tech stack
unity
Domain
documentation, game-dev, mobile

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Start by reviewing the Unity 2022 OpenXR Android build context described in the issue, including the AndroidManifest and the refresh rate sample. Determine whether the project needs a reference manifest, a complete sample project, or clearer guidance, then define the documentation or example deliverable and validate it against an Android Arm64 build for Frame.

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Description

I am currently porting a Unity 2022 OpenVR game to OpenXR so I can do an Android Arm64 build for the Frame.

For an unknown reason, the apk I've built fails to launch on Frame (Steam says 'running' but no display ever opens). I installed the Utilities package hoping the Lepton Validator would highlight something, but although it picked up one issue (android SDK level) I still am unable to launch the apk.

So I guess my questions are:

  1. Is there an example AndroidManifest which I can reference? My current manifest has inherited a lot from the Quest build, but I have no idea how many of these are required or even used by Lepton. The steamworks docs don't really mention this at all so a reference manifest would be very handy.

  2. Is it possible to get one of the samples (eg. the refresh rate sample) as a complete project, rather than just injecting into an existing one?

Hope this is an appropriate place to ask this!

Thanks.

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