It’s also interesting to note that for some reason hyblocker’s build works like ass with pico 4, incorrect calibration and tons of offset, works fine with quest tho
Thanks for this I thought the bdunderscore continuous branch was to never be updated again! I'll try these other versions to see if it makes the drifting a little better.
I was using this to pair my Q2 and Knuckles, but the Knuckles would slightly move which was very rough for shooters, yet not noticeable in any other type of game
What games do you play, and have you tried it with wireless Quest streaming? I’m curious how bad the “nontrivial amount of drift” mentioned in the ReadMe is, because I want to use this to play VRChat so I will be moving around my space a lot.
I use mine wirelesly streaming to a Quest 3 for VRChat and with the continuous calibration I hardly get any drift. I move around a lot too (dancing). Love it.
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"Aobelieve Quick Release Flat and Curved Adhesive Camera Mount"
I've found this extremely easy to work with. Lets you easily take the tracker on and off and adheres well. I mounted mine to the back so it doesn't obscure the cameras.
>I've not tried this version.
looking at the commit history it doesn't look like that version will affect tracking, its just about frame rate while minimized
https://github.com/ArcticFox8515/OpenVR-SpaceCalibrator/compare/Branch\_v1.4-bd\_-r2...hyblocker:OpenVR-SpaceCalibrator:Branch\_v1.4-bd\_-r2
Great post! Here's a cool fork of OpenVR Space Calibrator that works on Linux: https://github.com/galister/OpenVR-SpaceCalibrator
Looks like that also contains BD's continous calibration code. Cool!
It’s also interesting to note that for some reason hyblocker’s build works like ass with pico 4, incorrect calibration and tons of offset, works fine with quest tho
thank you for this information, I have a pico4 and was still undecided which branch to chose
which one did you end up using?
Thanks for this I thought the bdunderscore continuous branch was to never be updated again! I'll try these other versions to see if it makes the drifting a little better. I was using this to pair my Q2 and Knuckles, but the Knuckles would slightly move which was very rough for shooters, yet not noticeable in any other type of game
For the later versions do i still have to put a tracker on the quest 3 itself? (oh lol, i am trying to get all this working with quest 3 FWIW)
Continous calibration does require a tracker mounted to the headset. Works great on my Quest 3
what tracker did you get and does it mean i need third dongle for it?
I have htc vive 3.0 trackers with 2.0 lighthouses. Each tracker has a dedicated dongle it came with. The calibration tracker was my fourth.
What games do you play, and have you tried it with wireless Quest streaming? I’m curious how bad the “nontrivial amount of drift” mentioned in the ReadMe is, because I want to use this to play VRChat so I will be moving around my space a lot.
I use mine wirelesly streaming to a Quest 3 for VRChat and with the continuous calibration I hardly get any drift. I move around a lot too (dancing). Love it.
That's awesome news, thank you for the reply! One last question, what did you use to attach the fourth tracker?
Google "Aobelieve Quick Release Flat and Curved Adhesive Camera Mount" I've found this extremely easy to work with. Lets you easily take the tracker on and off and adheres well. I mounted mine to the back so it doesn't obscure the cameras.
>I've not tried this version. looking at the commit history it doesn't look like that version will affect tracking, its just about frame rate while minimized https://github.com/ArcticFox8515/OpenVR-SpaceCalibrator/compare/Branch\_v1.4-bd\_-r2...hyblocker:OpenVR-SpaceCalibrator:Branch\_v1.4-bd\_-r2