Oculus

Oculus is a company that produces VR hardware and software. ICOM Currently holds two separate Oculus accounts. These are mapped to our two in-house Rift units.

We've made the choice to purchase all content through a single account, and use this for any demonstrations, etc. The second account exists primarily for testing social / multiplayer / etc. features of the SDK.

Oculus Accounts

Primary Account

username:   ICOMVR
email:      serviceaccounts@icomproductions.ca
pass:       ElephantDay

pin: ???? (use reset)

Secondary Account

username:   ICOMVR2
email:      services@icomproductions.ca
pass:       ElephantDay
pin:        ???? (use reset)

Facebook Accounts

In order to test some of the 'social' / multiplayer facebook Oculus account integration content, we've created two 'fake' facebook accounts. In order to sign up for these accounts, we also needed to create fake email addresses for the accounts. They are mapped to the Oculus accounts, as follow:

Primary Facebook Account

Mapped to ICOMVR/serviceaccounts@icomproductions.ca
email: icomvr1@gmail.com
pass: ElephantDay
bday: Jan 1 1985

Secondary Account

Mapped to ICOMVR1/services@icomproductions.ca
email: icomvrO@gmail.com (that's the letter O)
pass: ElephantDay
bday: Jan 1 1985

Oculus PC Account:

u: ICOM-VR

p: ElephantDay

Resilio

ICOM uses an app named Resilio to sync VR files between devices who need them. Current devices syncing:

  • icom-vr
    • User: Front door
    • Read & Write
  • icom-lp85
    • User: cdupuis
    • Read Only

Install

Install Resilio as a service on the device in question so it can run under any account. Apply the license ICOM has which is available from support@icomproductions.ca

Download Link Here

Sharing

icom-vr shares it's "VR Files" folder from it's desktop with other devices. Other devices read only to avoid conflicts

Creating link to share

Adding shared folder

On the read-only device:

  • (+) button >> Enter a key or link