Welcome to the Microsoft Mesh Creator discussion space: a hub for developers, artists, and creators
Greetings and a warm welcome to the Mesh Creator discussion space! I'm Milena Paumen, and I'm absolutely thrilled to usher in this exciting new chapter in our shared journey. As we prepare for the launch of the Discussion Space for the Mesh Dev/Creator Community, I wanted to take a moment to introduce myself and convey my deep enthusiasm for this remarkable community. We are delighted that you've chosen to be a part of this inclusive community, where you'll discover a unique opportunity to stay informed about product updates, delve into upcoming sessions, access valuable resources, and engage with fellow professionals who are dedicated to crafting software solutions using Microsoft's Mesh. Within this space, you'll uncover the immense power of connecting with other technologists who, like you, are navigating the intricacies of project creation. Please feel free to initiate and nurture discussions on subjects that pique your curiosity. As our community of customers and partners continues to grow, we hope you find immense value in forging meaningful connections, and we eagerly anticipate your feedback. We encourage you to extend invitations to your team members to join us here. And don't forget to take a moment to introduce yourself to the collective; we'd love to get to know you better. Allow me to share a bit more about myself: In my role as a CXPM within the Mesh Engineering team, I've had the privilege of working closely with our exceptional engineers who meticulously craft our products. My primary focus is to ensure that we provide the highest level of support possible to developers within our customer and partner organizations. My journey at Microsoft also encompassed contributing to the development of the Microsoft Surface portfolio. While I have since embarked on new horizons, my appreciation for the transformative power of community remains steadfast. Beyond the realm of technology, I'm an enthusiastic traveler, a part-time professor, and I deeply cherish the moments spent with my family. As we embark on this new chapter with the launch of the Mesh Dev/Creator Community's Discussion Space, I genuinely look forward to connecting with each and every one of you. Your diverse experiences, boundless creativity, and shared passion for innovation will undoubtedly propel our community to new heights. I extend my sincere gratitude for your unwavering dedication to our Mesh Dev/Creator Community. Together, let's make this launch an unforgettable milestone in our journey.
Collabration with non premium users
Hi, Sorry if its already answered. I've been experimenting with this recently and created a small demo. As of now, I exclusively hold a premium license for Mesh. With an upcoming collaborating session, not all participants will have a premium license. Should I acquire licenses for everyone? The collaborators won't need to use all the features of Mesh.
Unity Playmode Mouse interaction not Working
So i just started yesterday with playing around in mesh and creating our own spaces. The thing is when i use one of the github samples and press play within the unity editor ... i cannot use LMB or RMB to look around. Or can click any button. But if i upload the exact szene into the Mesh "Cloud" and view it within the Microsoft Mesh Desktop App or in the Quest ... everything works as expected ... so i think everything is set up the way it should be ... but in the Unity Editor Play mode Mouse does not work (Keyboard works fine btw i can walk around) ... its very difficult to test your app that way 😉 Anything i can do to fix this or is this a known bug? Cheers StefanMax number of participants in the same room in Mesh?
Hello, The documentation about Mesh states 200 participants as max number, sometimes 300, and sometimes it is specified that the participants get allocated to max-16-users rooms, sometimes not. So is it possible to have a big event with more than 16 people in the same room (ideally 300) or not? It is unclear to me. Thank you.Designing Your Mesh Event: How to Create a Great Immersive Experience
Learn about key elements to planning your event, like how to decide between immersive view in Teams or the Mesh app, and how to accommodate the number of attendees you want to attend. Get tips and tricks for creating and customizing events from environments and saving environment customizations as templates so you can recreate similar events in minutes. When: May 7th at 9:00 AM PST | 18:00 CET Speaker: Cathy Moya - Sr. Customer Experience PM RSVP: https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/reactor/events/22544/
"Shared Body Handle (Script)"
Hello all, I am working on building a chess game in Mesh and I'm running into a particular problem. I have it set up in such a way that the user should be able to select any piece of the player who's turn it is. This works fine when I only have one player in the experience. However, when I hit 'K' to add another player to the split screen, this second player is unable to select any of the pawns. I have this narrowed down somewhat. There is a deactivated "piece picker" object with buttons on each of the pawns, that will remain inactive until the pawn reaches the other side of the board, at which point, it will let the user choose what type of piece the want it to become. When I have the second player click on a pawn, I get this error: This led me to track down the 'Shared Body Handle (Script)' on the buttons. If I look at the copies made for the second player, each one appears to have a shared body handle that points to nothing. Does anyone know why this might be occurring and/or how to fix it? Thanks! Note: All of this is happening while developing and testing it in Unity. I haven't yet uploaded the project as an environment.
