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If any of you guys figured anything out to get better tracking further out (like maybe 5-6 feet away?) I'd love to hear how it you did it.
The PS4 camera is designed to track at >5-6 feet, so it won't track well at that distance or shorter. If you're having issues, it's due to calibration or ambient light. Make sure you've given the calibration software the correct block size and that you do the calibration with the pattern further away from the camera.
I used the standard 15mm printout. Should I try to make it 30mm maybe?