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Envision
IMPORTANT NOTES!
This is still highly experimental software, while it's unlikely that anything bad will happen, it's still unstable and there is no guarantee that it will work on your system, with your particular hardware. If you encounter any problems while using the app, make sure to open an issue.
Also consider that due to the unstable nature of the app, it's possible to encounter unexpected behavior that while in VR might cause motion sickness or physical injury. Be very careful while in VR using this app!
Orchestrator for the free XR stack.
Download Envision
- You can download the latest AppImage snapshot.
- Once downloaded, unzip the archive and you should find a file named
Envision-x86_64.AppImage. - Make it executable
- From your file manager: right click > properties > "executable as program", or under permissions enable "is executable" (this depends on your file manager)
- From the terminal:
chmod +x Envision-x86_64.AppImage
- Double click the AppImage file to run it.
Build instructions (for package maintainers and advanced users only)
Dependencies
Arch
You can find the Arch dependencies in the PKGBUILD in dist/arch/PKGBUILD.
Debian/Ubuntu
You can find the Debian dependencies in the .gitlab-ci.yml file in this repository, in particular you can find the install command used by the CI in the appimage stage.
Building and running from source
git clone https://gitlab.com/gabmus/envision/
cd envision
meson setup build -Dprefix="$PWD/build/localprefix" -Dprofile=development
ninja -C build
ninja -C build install
./build/localprefix/bin/envision
Build AppImage
git clone https://gitlab.com/gabmus/envision
cd envision
./dist/appimage/build_appimage.sh
Debugging
To view all the logs you need to run envision with the env var RUST_LOG=trace.
Common issues
NOSUID with systemd-homed
If you see this warning:
Your current prefix is inside a partition mounted with the nosuid option. This will prevent the Envision runtime from acquiring certain privileges and will cause noticeable stutter when running XR applications.
And you're using systemd-homed to manage your home partition, you need to disable it using homectl. To do so, log out, log in as root in a tty and run: homectl update <username> --nosuid=false.
Dependency checker erroneously reports missing dependencies
You can use the --skip-dependency-check option to disable dependency checking.
LVRA Community
We're a community dedicated to VR on Linux, we've got a wiki you might want to check out: LVRA Wiki. You can also chat with us.