Splash Screen for Unreal Engine

1. Click Edit > Project Settings.
2. Go to Plugins > Meta XR.
3. In the system splash screen settings, check Show System Splash Image. This is the same setting as Show Launch Image in the Android Launch Images settings.
4. In System Splash Image, select your image. The editor copies it into your project as Build/Android/assets/vr_splash.png.
5. (Optional) Set System Splash Screen Background to Black (the default) or Passthrough (Contextual). While passthrough is enabled in the Meta XR plugin settings, this field is read-only and set to Passthrough (Contextual). For details, see Passthrough loading screen.
6. Build and run your app.

<application ...>
  <!-- ... -->
  <meta-data android:name="com.oculus.ossplash.type" android:value="mono"/>
  <meta-data android:name="com.oculus.ossplash.background" android:value="black"/>
</application>

1. Click Edit > Project Settings.
2. Go to Plugins > Oculus VR > Mobile.
3. Specify a PNG file to use in OS Splash Screen.

Note: An auto-loading splash screen created in the Unreal Engine Editor will not appear when you preview the app from within the Unreal Engine Editor. The splash screen won’t appear because Unreal Engine loads the initial layer automatically when you start the app.

1. Select Edit > Project Settings. Scroll down to Plugins, and select Meta XR. The Engine Splash Screen section appears:
   
   The Auto Enabled checkbox enables or disables splash screen auto-loading. When auto-loading is enabled, the splash screen(s) will automatically be loaded whenever the user transitions from one level to another. When auto-loading is disabled, the splash screen(s) are never automatically loaded.
   You can add multiple splash screens by calling Add Loading Screen Splash from the Head Mounted Display Loading Screen functions. If you enable splash screen auto-loading, all of the splash screens that you have added will be auto-loaded whenever the user transitions from one level to another. Thus, you can think of the individual splash screens as components of the actual splash screen that will be visible to the user.
   For more information, see Splash Screen Blueprints. When you check the Auto Enabled checkbox, it will enable or disable the auto-loading of all splash screens you have previously added.
2. Add an element under Splash Descs by clicking on ‘+’:
   
3. Expand the new Splash Desc:
   
4. Select a Texture Path, in this case, a custom-made image that resides on the local hard drive:
   
5. Fill in the desired transform values to transform the center of the splash screen’s quad, in meters. The following are the default values:
   • Transform position: x=4.0, y=0, z=0 (4 meters forward, no horizontal or vertical offset)
   • Rotation: 0, 0, 0 (no rotation)
6. Fill in the desired quad size values for the quad that will hold the splash screen. The following are the default values:
   • Quad size: 3m × 3m (width=3, height=3)
   
7. If you want the splash screen to rotate, enter the delta rotation values that will be added for each rendering frame (such as setting the rotation at half of the full VSync rate):
   
8. If you want to place the texture at an offset from the top left corner of the splash screen, enter the offset values in meters:
   
9. If you want to scale the texture, enter the scale values as floating point multiples of the actual size:
   
10. Specify whether the splash layer uses its alpha channel. By default, the alpha channel is used:
    

Note: The older OculusXR-specific functions Add Loading Splash Screen and Clear Loading Splash Screens are deprecated. On the OpenXR backend (the recommended XrApi), calling these deprecated functions has no effect. Use Add Loading Screen Splash and Clear Loading Screen Splashes from the Head Mounted Display Loading Screen functions instead.