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I am in the process of testing out the SRanipal SDK for an eye-tracking research project that I am planning to do in the future. However, for this project to be successful, I need to have eye-tracking data written to an XML file at a resolution of 120 HZ (the native sample rate of the HTC Vive Pro Eye). My current strategy to do this is to update the data in the update loop and then use the applicable XMLWriter functions to write that data to the file. However, even after setting Application.targetframerate to 120, I am only getting a resolution of 70-80 Hz in my data file. If it helps, it seems I am getting an FPS of approximately 90 FPS in my project. My question is this: What is the best way to write/save eye-tracking data at 120 Hz? Ideally, the solution would allow me to access the transform.position of the object being focused on and perform raycasts

Hello, Could someone clarify what the differences are, if any, between the data collection (GazeRay, pupil diameter, etc.) and focused object detection in the Tobii XR SDK versus the Vive Sranipal SDK, especially if there are any in sampling rate or data/focus detection accuracy. Thanks!

Hello, My project requires accessing some of the left and right eye data accessible by the Steam Sranipal SDK in addition to the capabilities of the Tobii XR SDK. This works when I just have the SRanipal Eye Framework in my Unity project and not the TobiiXR Initializer. However, when I load the initializer, I only get 0s for my left and right eye data (validity is also set to false). Is there a way to access this data while also using the Tobii XR SDK?