The demo sets up and runs as expected. But the UI Scroll view that I see on my glasses is not masked properly. Although when I click a picture through the ML2 camera, the masking in those images is shown correctly (I have attached two images for clarity, first one shows "what the camera captures" and the second one shows what I as a user see through the glasses)
Yes, I am using The "Universal Render Pipeline" with the HDR switched off and shadow last border set to 5, the rest is the default settings of the URP.
The whole scene is a demo scene from "XR Interaction Toolkit -> Hand Interaction Demo". I have attached the image of the masking object as well
I remember, I tried to make another scroll view in a project few weeks back for ML2 and even that had the masking issue.
Given that when I am clicking a photo from the magic leap 2 device the masking is proper in the capture but it is not working when I see it on the glasses, could it be an issue with how masks are rendered on the see through screen?
I looked at the provided sample project by ml2 as well. There were no masking examples so I do not know If the problem occurs there as well. I could check for this by next week.
The depth is set to "Depth 16 Bit"
But I really think this is not a set up problem because, the masking does not works when I viewing the application in real time but when i click an image of the same, we can see that the mask works properly.
Can you confirm looking at a dropdown menu through the glasses? If you add a dropdown and populate it with a lot of options (15-20 options). When you open the dropdown in the glasses you will see that the options are overflowing unlike if you see it on editor.
If you do not see similar masking issue in the scroll panel in front of you, then it was probably some setup blunder from my side. Although the issue is not causing great hinderance, so I have kept it aside for the time being.
I used the picture camera to capture the image but that shows the mask correctly there. So to show the issue I actually shot an image of the see through lens of the ML2 device from my mobile.
