oooh 1.2 volt tweaks sounds great.

Thanks for this driver--saved me a bundle.

You are a king for doing this project. I thought my Odyssey+ was e-waste. Now I can break it out of storage for that OLED goodness.

Will it be possible for the HP Reverb G2 to eventually be able to use the controllers without the use of an external bluetooth dongle?

Originally posted by Kwasar:

Will it be possible for the HP Reverb G2 to eventually be able to use the controllers without the use of an external bluetooth dongle?

Yes. I've already been working on it for while and I have the tracking working, need to work on buttons and motors next. With the smaller updates like this one is out of the way, I can now focus on bigger stuff.

First of all, thank you very much for this project.

I have a Reverb G2 Omnicept Edition. Is it normal for the HP Omnicept Eye Tracking application to launch in desktop mode and not in the headset, as was the case with WMR, or is this also a planned fix?

Originally posted by leolemarseillaisdecondat:

First of all, thank you very much for this project.

I have a Reverb G2 Omnicept Edition. Is it normal for the HP Omnicept Eye Tracking application to launch in desktop mode and not in the headset, as was the case with WMR, or is this also a planned fix?

https://github.com/mbucchia/Oasis-Driver-for-Windows-Mixed-Reality/wiki/Known-Issues#calibration-cannot-be-completed-hp-reverb-g2-omnicept-only

That one is very complex unfortunately. HP built their app using the original "WinRT" runtime for WMR. Supporting that would be months of work.

It's still possible to use uncalibrated eye tracking and it will work fine for applications like foveated rendering.

Hi this is very cool but for some reason my windows mixed reality controllers stopped being detected by steam VR (connected in bluetooth on my pc). I don't know why it's doing that i reinstalled the drivers, reset the bluetooth of my controlers but it still doesn't get recognised. "bluetooth not available" when i go to "peripherals" and "bluetooth settings" in steam vr.
if have you any idea how to fix this?

Originally posted by Kwasar:

Will it be possible for the HP Reverb G2 to eventually be able to use the controllers without the use of an external bluetooth dongle?

Which dongle is working? (Can't conncect them)

Originally posted by MaitreMéchant:

Hi this is very cool but for some reason my windows mixed reality controllers stopped being detected by steam VR (connected in bluetooth on my pc). I don't know why it's doing that i reinstalled the drivers, reset the bluetooth of my controlers but it still doesn't get recognised. "bluetooth not available" when i go to "peripherals" and "bluetooth settings" in steam vr.
if have you any idea how to fix this?

Same on my pc, can't connect them

Originally posted by Geiss:

Originally posted by MaitreMéchant:

Hi this is very cool but for some reason my windows mixed reality controllers stopped being detected by steam VR (connected in bluetooth on my pc). I don't know why it's doing that i reinstalled the drivers, reset the bluetooth of my controlers but it still doesn't get recognised. "bluetooth not available" when i go to "peripherals" and "bluetooth settings" in steam vr.
if have you any idea how to fix this?

Same on my pc, can't connect them

I have generic bluetooth and it conencte well. Did you press button inside batteries to change them to pairing mode?

Originally posted by Eunostos:

oooh 1.2 volt tweaks sounds great.

They are. My batteries are now fully recognized.

Originally posted by maciakba:

Originally posted by Geiss:

Same on my pc, can't connect them

I have generic bluetooth and it conencte well. Did you press button inside batteries to change them to pairing mode?

yes but it still not being recognised in steam vr

Originally posted by MaitreMéchant:

Originally posted by maciakba:

I have generic bluetooth and it conencte well. Did you press button inside batteries to change them to pairing mode?

yes but it still not being recognised in steam vr

Try re-running the unlocker. Make sure you connect them via your computer's integrated Bluetooth or Bluetooth card. The cable's bluetooth is currently not supported, though that's coming later.

OP's issue seems completely unrelated to Oasis. It looks like Windows itself doesnt see their BT receiver.