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A UI layout for stereo rendering.

This includes the following UI elements:

• A settings button that allows viewer pairing and configuration.
• A vertical divider element that separates each eye's view.
• A back button that triggers a user-provided back listener or a default "close" behavior.
• An optional "transition view" that displays an interstitial until the device is properly oriented.

In general, this class is thread-safe, and can be obtained via getUiLayout() (where it is automatically attached to the View hierarchy).

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Returns whether the UI layout layer is enabled.

Launches or installs the currently configured Google VR settings app.

Sets a listener that gets called back when the close button is clicked.

For Daydream-compatible activities, the default close behavior is to finish the activity and navigate back to the 2D Android home launcher. For Cardboard activities, the default close behavior is to simply navigate back.

The client can and should override this if they desire custom behavior, particularly with hybrid VR apps where there are 2D activity components.

Sets whether the UI layout layer is enabled.

Enables/disables the transition view.

Note: Transition view behavior can vary for Daydream Activities and viewers, and may not respect the user setting.

Sets the name of the current viewer, used solely to customize the transition view.

If not provided, a generic viewer name will be used.

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Last updated 2024-10-09 UTC.

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