Goodbye

[bleh!]

Thank you

[pupplemupple]

valve index for finger tracking, quest pro for eye tracking, vive pro eye for eye tracking and you can add in a module for mouth tracking, pico 4 pro for face, mouth and eye tracking

[pupplemupple]

Originally posted by Yoyo:

Originally posted by pupplemupple:

valve index for finger tracking, quest pro for eye tracking, vive pro eye for eye tracking and you can add in a module for mouth tracking, pico 4 pro for face, mouth and eye tracking

Thank you so much. I appreciate the very intuitive and detailed feedback. Will look into it now. Thank you again.

no prob also please remember, you're paying for quality.

I highly recommend vive trackers with base stations instead of slimevr trackers that track each other.
SlimeVR uses the sensors to guess and estimate where your body parts are. You will need to wear more trackers as a result. (3 trackers minimum for vive, 5 minimum for slime) setting up stuff is really tiring!

It's bad IMO, your feet will be sliding on the ground as compared to vive trackers with base stations.

Just buy vive trackers if you ever feel like having a full body.

I have tried xbox kinect, mocopi, tundra as well as AI-generated motion capture. But as I have said before, setting up is a pain in the ass.

I've found that vive trackers are truly a one and done deal, no further calibration needed other than in-game. You want to get as much game time as possible, instead of wasting time setting up.

The only real roadblock is MONEY.

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avoid quest unless you want to be easily crashed

[Holly Lean]

Originally posted by billy:

avoid quest unless you want to be easily crashed

never happened before

[[]]

Originally posted by Holly Lean:

Originally posted by billy:

avoid quest unless you want to be easily crashed

never happened before

it happens all the time in vrchat

[FireBender]

Its in-depend about your budget as well. Also if u want have cable.
I have quest 2 virtual desktop with vive tracker. I do like index but tis expensive and u need to sue cable.. I hate cable by any means. SO thats why i bought quest 2, Maybe u shoudl consider to buy Quest 3 its comign out this month!

[Grimbor]

High end is priced out of many people's budget with the tracking stations and cables added plus the setup is a pain. I'd go with the Quest 3 at $500 and forgo the eye tracking for this generation. In a few years, there will be much better options priced closer to the Quest.

[Bunkerotter]

Originally posted by Grimbor:

High end is priced out of many people's budget with the tracking stations and cables added plus the setup is a pain. I'd go with the Quest 3 at $500 and forgo the eye tracking for this generation. In a few years, there will be much better options priced closer to the Quest.

As someone with a high end setup (Index Headset + Controllers, 11 point tracking, mouthtracking), I can say with confidence: yes, it's expensive. But I have much, much less issues with my setup than many others have. Especially alternative body tracking methods, and combining multiple play spaces. I have many friends who do that, and only I, and all others who only use SteamVR tracking devices (Vive, Index, Tundra) have basically no issues.

Mind you, I use my VR Setup since 3,5 years, and used it around 5000h in total. Just to give some context to my anecdote.

PS: With much much less issues I specifically mean: basically none.