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Objects rendered to the screen will not appear in the Oculus. The GUI canvas makes it possible to render GUI elements and some GUI containers in the world but fixed to the viewpoint. The vizinfo.InfoPanel works with the canvas, while the older vizinfo.add() object does not.
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Thanks Jeff - that works for adding one message to the canvas. But I am trying to add multiple messages to the screen independently (toggling on / off at different times and changing text depending on user key strokes). I was wondering if you had any advice about how to do this? Thanks again!
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