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System reboot helped but something seem to have regressed. And it also impacts my work, on a hobby project. Please allow rolling back.
I run multiple VR apps. Crew Chief is a VR overlay application, and it is running displaying overlays.
When I try to start the game I am working on I get this:
Tue Mar 02 2021 11:12:59.769 - [Settings] Load Default Json Settings from Steam\steamapps\common\SteamVR\resources\settings\default.vrsettings
Tue Mar 02 2021 11:12:59.769 - [Settings] Load Json Settings from Steam\config\steamvr.vrsettings
Tue Mar 02 2021 11:12:59.780 - Unable to open process id=14648 from pipe SteamVR_Namespace after connecting because Access is denied.
(5)
Tue Mar 02 2021 11:12:59.780 - Starting vrserver process:\Steam\steamapps\common\SteamVR\bin\win64\vrserver.exe
....
haredResourceNamespaceClient::Init(): failed connect
Tue Mar 02 2021 11:18:50.271 - CSharedResourceNamespaceClient::Init(): still waiting for vrserver to reply with namespace data
Tue Mar 02 2021 11:18:50.372 - CSharedResourceNamespaceClient::Init(): failed connect
Tue Mar 02 2021 11:18:50.374 - CSharedResourceNamespaceClient::Init(): still waiting for vrserver to reply with namespace data
Tue Mar 02 2021 11:18:50.475 - CSharedResourceNamespaceClient::Init(): timed out contacting vrserver for a namespace
If I close CC, close SVR and run the game, it launches. Something has changed with startup, I never had hangs like that before. Unpredictable delays, yes, but now runtime times out initializing with error 310.
Disabling app containers for WebXR in Chrome by launching it with the
--disable-features=XRSandbox command line paramter allows it to run WebXR content.
I still get most of the error messages I mentioned earlier, but this parameter does allows me to access WebXR content on my desktop during development again. It's unfortunate that I can't expect my target users to jump through the same hoops (which, before the 25th, were not needed).
I'll try following some of the links mentioned in https://immersiveweb.dev/chrome-support.html and do some reading up on it.
Update: It only works when using this command: chrome --force-webxr-runtime=SteamVR --disable-features=XRSandbox