two sessions

yubin han 6 Reputation points
2020-06-23T02:26:26.553+00:00

I'm testing azure-remote-rendering with unity. I'd like to connect two sessions in one scene.
In the azure-remote-rendering manual,
It is not possible to connect completely from one device to multiple sessions. However, you can create, observe, and terminate sessions as much as you want from a single application. It says, but no matter how hard I test it, sessions don't connect.
I would like to connect two sessions to an application and observe remote-rendered models.
How can I fix it?

Azure Remote Rendering
Azure Remote Rendering
An Azure service that renders high-quality, interactive three-dimensional content and streams it to edge devices in real time.
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  1. Marc Appelsmeier 6 Reputation points
    2020-06-24T07:30:15.423+00:00

    Hi @yubinhan-3038

    Managing sessions is different from connecting to sessions. You can on a device create multiple sessions, this is useful to create a few rendering sessions upfront so you can then distribute the session IDs to multiple devices. This allows you to avoid the start up time for the client devices.

    Connecting to a remote rendering session is limited to one per HoloLens. There is a strict 1:1 connection between Server <-> HoloLens.
    There are several technical and performance reasons why you can't connect from your HoloLens to multiple rendering sessions at once.

    May I ask why you want to connect to multiple rendering sessions? You can load all the models you want to observe into the same session and thus get everything rendered by a single server.

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