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I try to get the pupil diameter data in Unreal/ C++ which is not included as a function in the SRanipal_FunctionLibrary_Eye. That's the reason why I tried to directly get the verboseData or EyeData through SRanipal_Eye eg. like this: int result = SRanipal_Eye::Instance()->GetEyeData_(&eye_data) For some reason I always get the compiler error "error LINK2019: unresolved external symbol". So far I could not work out my mistake so I would be very grateful for a short example/ code snippet on how to access the pupil diameter data in Unreal/ C++ with SRanipal (not Tobii!). Thanks in advance @MariosBikos_HTC

Hi, I am unable to receive eye data at 120 Hz. On several Vive Pro Eye headsets I am getting very low data report rates using the C++ SRAnipal API. Using the C++ sample project included the SRanipal SDK (link), I print out gaze data once every 120 samples. The data reports at a rate much slower than 120 Hz: ~30Hz when executing ViveSR::anipal::Eye::GetEyeData in a loop ~60Hz when executing callback My SRanipal runtime and tobii platform information is attached. Vive software and drivers are up to date.

Hello, Does the Vive Pro Eye or the Vive Focus Pro have access to raw eye camera feed? Is there a Research Mode available?

Data Structure Vive.SR.Eye.SingleEyeData: ulong eye_data_validata_bit_mask float eye_openness Unity.Engine.Vector3 gaze_direction_normalized Unity.Engine.Vector3 gaze_origin_mm float pupil diameter_mm Unity.Engine.Vector2 pupil_position_in_sensor_area Theoretically it should be possible to get the focused point by calculating the intersection point of the linear equation of each eye (left and right) using gaze_direction_normalized and gaze_origin_mm. When debugging the data, I recognized that the vector gaze_direction_normalized is the same for each eye, which doesn't make any sense. Do you have any explanations why this is so? did I misunderstood something during the calculation of the focused point? Debugged Values: Combined Left Right gaze_direction_normalized (0.0, -0.1, 1.0) (0.0, -0.1, 1.0) (0.0, -0.1, 1.0) gaze_origin_mm (3.0, 5.4, -44.3) (32.4, 5.3, -44.3) (-28,6, 5.6, -44.2) @Daniel_Y @Corvus

I would like to make sure about GetValidity() in SRanipal Unreal SDK. (I'm using Unreal Engine 4.22.3, SRanipal_Runtime 1.1.2.0, SRanipalSDK 1.1.0.1.) I have checked the source code concerned to GetValidity() in SDK (see TEXT1 below) and seemed to discover that GetValidity() is incorrect in a part of the code. If the validity as an argument with GetValidity() is SINGLE_EYE_DATA_GAZE_ORIGIN_VALIDITY and its flug also be been on in an eye_data_validata_bit_mask, the function should return the TRUE, however, it returns FALSE. Because, SINGLE_EYE_DATA_GAZE_ORIGIN_VALIDITY defines 0 in the SingleEyeDataValidity(TEXT1) as enum. Therefore, the source code should be corrected as GetValidity() in TEXT2, or SINGLE_EYE_DATA_GAZE_ORIGIN_VALIDITY should be not 0, how is this? -TEXT1(This is SRanipal_Eyes_Enums.h)- enum SingleEyeDataValidity { SINGLE_EYE_DATA_GAZE_ORIGIN_VALIDITY, SINGLE_EYE_DATA_GAZE_DIRECTION_VALIDITY, SINGLE_EYE_DATA_PUPIL_DIAMETER_VALIDITY, SINGLE_EYE_DATA_EYE_OPENNESS_VALIDITY, SINGLE_EYE_DATA_PUPIL_POSITION_IN_SENSOR_AREA_VALIDITY }; typedef struct SingleEyeData { /** The bits containing all validity for this frame.*/ uint64_t eye_data_validata_bit_mask; bool GetValidity(SingleEyeDataValidity validity) { return (eye_data_validata_bit_mask & (uint64)validity) > 0; } }SingleEyeData; -TEXT2- bool GetValidity(SingleEyeDataValidity validity) { return (eye_data_validata_bit_mask & ((uint64)1 << (uint64)validity)) > 0; } Thank you. @Daniel_Y @zzy

Hello. I want to calculate the gaze point in Unreal Engine. I have some questions about EyeData. (I'm using Unreal Engine 4.22.3, SRanipal_Runtime 1.1.2.0, SRanipalSDK 1.1.0.1) 1. Shouldn't gaze_origin_mm be used to calculate the gaze point? Why EyeFocusSample doesn't use gaze_origin_mm? 2. Is eye_data_validata_bit_mask a value that is set a bit corresponding to SingleEyeDataValidity? For example, if only gaze_origin_mm and gaze_direction_normalized are valid, eye_data_validata_bit_mask is ((1<<SINGLE_EYE_DATA_GAZE_ORIGIN_VALIDITY) | (1<<SINGLE_EYE_DATA_GAZE_DIRECTION_VALIDITY))? (SingleEyeData::GetValidity() seems to be wrong.) 3. The convergence_distance_validity seems to be always FALSE. Is convergence_distance_mm supported now? Thank you. @Corvus @Daniel_Y