Outdated documentation for Gemini Unity set up?

[rSalway]

I am trying to set up a new project with Ultraleap Gemini and the documentation https://docs.ultraleap.com/unity-api/unity-user-manual/core.html states that the core should have a ServiceProviderXR prefab but I can not find it

I have used the OpenUPM to install the Core hands and interaction plugins after setting up an Open XR scene but the prefabs are not in any of these packages?

Also some images in the documentation would really help!

Edit:
Searching for the service provider returns only scripts and icons no prefab

The document clearly says I should add a service provider prefab not a hand with a service provider script.

If proper documentation exists please show me where.

Edit 2: if you bring the leap Rig into the scene you get two errors (one for each hand about null materials

" ArgumentNullException: Value cannot be null.
Parameter name: material
UnityEngine.Graphics.DrawMeshInstanced (UnityEngine.Mesh mesh, System.Int32 submeshIndex, UnityEngine.Material material, UnityEngine.Matrix4x4[] matrices, System.Int32 count, UnityEngine.MaterialPropertyBlock properties, UnityEngine.Rendering.ShadowCastingMode castShadows, System.Boolean receiveShadows, System.Int32 layer, UnityEngine.Camera camera, UnityEngine.Rendering.LightProbeUsage lightProbeUsage, UnityEngine.LightProbeProxyVolume lightProbeProxyVolume) (at :0)
UnityEngine.Graphics.DrawMeshInstanced (UnityEngine.Mesh mesh, System.Int32 submeshIndex, UnityEngine.Material material, UnityEngine.Matrix4x4[] matrices, System.Int32 count, UnityEngine.MaterialPropertyBlock properties, UnityEngine.Rendering.ShadowCastingMode castShadows, System.Boolean receiveShadows, System.Int32 layer) (at :0)
Leap.Unity.CapsuleHand.UpdateHand () (at Library/PackageCache/com.ultraleap.core@4.8.0-preview.5/Runtime/Scripts/Hands/CapsuleHand.cs:228)
Leap.Unity.HandModelBase.Update () (at Library/PackageCache/com.ultraleap.core@4.8.0-preview.5/Runtime/Scripts/Hands/HandModelBase.cs:110) "

You cant just add a material in the inspector and if you import the Ultraleap Tracking package you get close to 300 errors.

[rSalway]

OK So I found the issue. The documentation says:

with an image sugesting you should install the core and also get hands and interaction as three packages but then if you get the Tracking package they conflict so all you need to do is get the tracking package and the documentation should be updated to show the write content.

Or have some clarification on when you would want one option over the other.

[rSalway]

I take it back, not even the above solution actually works as it provides the ServiceProviderXR prefab but not the Leap rig so two days have been wasted by bad documentation and this is not the first time I have found Ultraleaps tutorials and documents to be disorganized and near useless. I made four other XR projects in the past two weeks and I can't even get the leap quick start guide to run in editor due to all the console errors in Unity 2020.3.29

Anyone know of a proper tutorial maybe a video walk through of blank project set up with Gemini?

Edit:
So the looping documentation that takes you to multiple pages while your trying to set up Leap on a specific tool is useless and incorrect. I have 17 pages from leap motion and ultraleap open in tabs and not one actually gives the clear and simple steps to get git the system working in a new build. The so called quick set up guide gives incorrect information for a UPM install and the Unity package install instructions are also incomplete. The OpenXR Tracker has a service provider that throws errors and has no documentation on how to set it up and the xr service provider documentation says all you need is the core service provider then tells you if you don't see hands check the troubleshooting and nowhere in the troubleshooting does it say you even need to load a set of hands in the scene making it seem like they will just be instantiated by the provider prefab. Pages say things like "if you have followed the setup process...: with no link to a set up process. If you use the images in the documentation you can install the wrong parts and get hundreds of console errors and waste days!

All they had to say for a quick start was
1.Download the Unity Package (Don't bother with the UPM install its a waste of time as not all the dependencies are included)
2. Install the Tracking package (Ignore all the preview and open xr packages as they wont work right out of the box -link(s) to how to make each of them work)
3. In the Project window go to ThirdParty>Ultraleap>Tracking>Core>Runtime>Prefabs and place the needed service provider in your Unity hierarchy. (Some images and a brief note about the three service providers would be nice here)
4. Go to ThirdParty...(Long path above)>Hands>Prefabs and select any of the prefab options to git started (To change the hands to a custom model go to...Link to documentation)
5. You can now run and test the visibility of the hands in your scene.

Next steps (provide Link to setting up interaction manager.)

If the quick start was that simple I could have saved days and if the links to pages on setting custom hands or implementing the interaction manager followed as simple of a step by step guide there wouldn't be people here on the forums who asked for specific help 9 days ago without a single response while another user specifically stated he didn't need help 71 days ago and got a response from support on the same day! Ultraleap should hire someone to run this forum or promote a discord for users to actually help one another as this forum and the documentation for this business class tool is lacking. More help is given for a $10 Unity plugin with a single developer then this $90 tool and that is not helping Ultraleaps hardware gain the deeper market saturation that it deserves.

[dankirby]

First of all, thank you for taking the time to put together this feedback on our documentation and for sharing this with us. It is appreciated and helps us to learn and improve the resources that we make available for you to use.

We sincerely apologise for the issues that you experienced trying to get started and are working hard to correct the points that you raised and get this documentation straightened out as soon as possible.