November 6, 2019 update:

There's a new open source Cardboard SDK that offers a streamlined API, improved device compatibility, and built-in viewer profile QR code scanning. We recommend that all developers actively building for Google Cardboard migrate to the new Cardboard SDK: iOS, Android NDK, Unity XR Plugin (SDK)

October 15, 2019 update:

The Daydream View VR headset is no longer available for purchase. However, you can continue to use the existing Google VR SDK to update and distribute your apps to the Google Play Store, and make them available to users in the Daydream app.

UserPrefs.RuntimeFeature

public static final enum UserPrefs.RuntimeFeature

These are features that may be available on some devices but can be enabled or disabled by the user. Whether a specific feature is supported on a platform can be queried via isFeatureSupported(UserPrefs.RuntimeFeature), and whether the feature is enabled by the user can be queried via isFeatureEnabled(RuntimeFeature). requestFeatures(UserPrefs.RuntimeFeature[], UserPrefs.RuntimeFeature[], android.app.PendingIntent) can be used to ask the user to enable a set of features.

public final int	id	ID of this RuntimeFeature.
public final String	tag	Manifest tag for this feature.

From class java.lang.Enum

final int	compareTo(UserPrefs.RuntimeFeature arg0)
int	compareTo(Object arg0)
final boolean	equals(Object arg0)
final Class<UserPrefs.RuntimeFeature>	getDeclaringClass()
final int	hashCode()
final String	name()
final int	ordinal()
String	toString()
static <T extends Enum<T>> T	valueOf(Class<T> arg0, String arg1)

From class java.lang.Object

From interface java.lang.Comparable

abstract int

compareTo(UserPrefs.RuntimeFeature arg0)

Enum Values

Whether the user has plugged in a 6DoF Controller.

Whether the user has enabled camera see-through.

ID of this RuntimeFeature. This matches the ID in gvr_types.h.

Manifest tag for this feature. This should be declared as meta-data in your app's manifest.