This is expected.  We aren't rendering through OpenVR, so it doesn't have any knowledge of the textures we are submitting through Oculus APIs.

When we render through OpenVR APIs to the Oculus headset, both Oculus and SteamVR will mirror what is in the headset.

Thanks Bill. A couple questions. 

- It sounds like there's a plan to render through OpenVR APIs at some point. Can you sync up with me on this change if it's going to affect testing? 

- Should I put this test case on hold and bring it back later? Or I could also use C:\Program Files\Oculus\Support\oculus-diagnostics\OculusMirror.exe for now.

Thanks,
David

Sorry for the confusion - I meant that the Oculus hardware can be used through either OpenVR/SteamVR APIs or through Oculus APIs.  A user currently can toggle either the Oculus flag or the OpenVR flag and content will show up in an Oculus Rift headset.

If the OpenVR flag is used, OculusMirror.exe, and SteamVR's mirror should show similar content.  This will mirror what is in the headset.

If the Oculus flag is used instead, OculusMirror will mirror what is in the headset, but SteamVR isn't involved so won't know what to show in the headset.

There is no upcoming code change to go through OpenVR on Oculus Rift (it already works if you enable the OpenVR flag instead).

For this test case, I suppose OculusMirror.exe should be used for testing with Oculus Rift headset, and SteamVR mirroring should be used for OpenVR testing with other headsets.

Thanks for the clarification!