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Finding the "Allow Hovered Activate" button is notoriously unintuitive for our students, because it's not on the actual interactable object itself but instead has to be found in a subsection of the interactor component, glad this video helped you find it.

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This video was recorded a while ago and used the most recent version of the XR Interaction Toolkit at the time. Everything in this video should still work the same.

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It comes in handy way more than you'd think, especially when it comes to testing out multiplayer VR applications. Glad this video helped!

Well, if you make an XR Socket Interactor a child of the XR Origin, it'll move with you when you teleport.

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There's more information about this in this unity forum post: forum.unity.com/threads/how-to-detect-if-headset-is-available-and-initialize-xr-only-if-true.927134/ The short answer is it's kinda difficult and subject to change based on which platform you're using, and honestly it's safer to just leave the XR Device Simulator off and then enable it when you need it.

Unity will automatically resolve itself if you fix the errors in your script (and save). Until Unity can safely compile, it will remain in safe mode.

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Entering Safe Mode happens when the project you're opening has Console errors, and it happens to avoid accidentally corrupting your project with bad code. This video was created for our students running into a problem with Unity version 2020.3.13f1 when they created a new Unity project with the Universal Render Pipeline. However, there are many reasons your project might open in safe mode. Typically opening the project and taking a look into the console will give you a hint as to what the problem is. Perhaps there a package that imported incorrectly. Maybe one of your scripts has a typo. Either way, the goal will be to get the Console to no longer have any errors, then you'll be able to open Unity normally.

If I create a new project, it will automatically ask me if I want to go to safe mode even I didn't put anything on that project. What could be the problem with that? The editor version I used is 2022.3.11f1 LTS because this is the version that they recommend.

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Entering Safe Mode happens when the project you're opening has Console errors, and it happens to avoid accidentally corrupting your project with bad code. This video was created for our students running into a problem with Unity version 2020.3.13f1 when they created a new Unity project with the Universal Render Pipeline. However, there are many reasons your project might open in safe mode. Typically opening the project and taking a look into the console will give you a hint as to what the problem is. Perhaps there a package that imported incorrectly. Maybe one of your scripts has a typo. Either way, the goal will be to get the Console to no longer have any errors, then you'll be able to open Unity normally. The newer versions of Unity have removed the button you can use to downgrade packages, in order to downgrade you have to use the plus button in the top left corner of the Package Manager, select "Add package by name", then type in the name of the package (i.e. com.unity.render-pipelines.universal) and underneath it type in the version number you want.

Is this happening when you first create a new Unity Project, or is this an already existing project? This fix is primarily for when creating a new Unity Project with the Universal Render Pipeline, typically clicking "Enter Safe Mode" will open up a limited version of the Unity project that gives you access to the Package Manager. If nothing at all is opening after you click "Enter Safe Mode" then it may be possible that the Unity version needs to be reinstalled before you try to create a new project.

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