In native (Android) XR KNI, the grip pointer direction appears to be at about 40° raised relative to the regular operating system grip pointer direction

[iamthefaker]

In native (Android) XR KNI, the grip pointer direction appears to be at about 40° raised (just a guess) relative to the regular operating system grip pointer direction.
The left-right direction isn't any different (ie. left-right direction seems to be correct or consistent or whatever you want to call that).
So when I go into my app, I have to rotate the grip downwards by about 40° to get a pointer that is pointing in the same direction as it was before going into the app.
I expect I'm just doing something wrong, but I did wonder if there could be a reason for this?

[squarebananas]

There are two different poses to choose from as shown below:

https://registry.khronos.org/OpenXR/specs/1.0/html/xrspec.html#semantic-path-standard-pose-identifiers

OpenXR	WebXR	KNI
Grip	Grip	GripTransform
Aim	TargetRay	HandTransform

I think the confusion comes from TargetRay/Aim being called Hand in KNI. @nkast Rename Hand to TargetAimTransform maybe?

[iamthefaker]

Ah, ok, thanks. That explains it !

[nkast]

Before openxr, we had the ovr library. In OVR there was only the hand pointing transform , which was mapped to the pointing hand guesture but also the controllers.

[nkast]

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