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Fix camera / head position appears way above ground for OpenVR#734
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XRTK - Mixed Reality Toolkit Pull Request
Overview
This PR fixes the issue where with OpenVR the user would appear way above the ground when anything else than 0 was configured for the "HeadHeight" in the camera data provider profile.
The issue was in
BaseCameraDataProvider. The "ApplyHeadHeight" method runs even in editor mode. And since in edit modeXRDevice.isPresentwill always returnfalse, the artifical head height is applied to theTrackedPoseDriveron the camera. Then when the application is run, it wasn't being reset back to 0f once the device tracking kicks in.