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Hi Greg,
I have tried Fallout 4 using Leap, and it works well except it has the same problems that the Oculus controllers have. It needs a fix, and OpenVR Input Emulator can do that.
Unfortunately, according to Matzman666, the Input Emulator and Driver4VR cannot work together (SteamVR crashes) because they both work in the same way.
The fix is described here https://github.com/matzman666/OpenVR-InputEmulator
So, I was wondering, is it possible to either:
a) Make it so that OVRIE and Driver4VR can work at the same time, or
b) Incorporate the same fix into Driver4VR.I expect this isn’t a high priority but if it could be fixed it’d be great.
Cheers,Jonny
I’d love to see this added, collaborated on, or supported as well. Ref also the fork for walk in place.
I was going to use OVRIE to create a pitch offset as some games seem to use the Vive wands more like a gun. I’m sure it’s fine for a Vive wand but means I have to hold my Wii motes at a weird angle which messes up the tracking.
I’m not sure what fallout 4 does, I think it’s something to do with the trackpad emulation that makes it unplayable.
Hi Greg, No I use an offset for pitch. Some games seem to use a different controller pitch setting to Steam VR.
Hi Greg,
I’ve attached a small diagram of what’s currently happening (excuse the crudeness and poor handwriting).
A way to offset this angle would be great. Currently I get around it by angling my controllers while starting driver to offset the calibration.
For Walk in Place.
I’d love to see this added, collaborated on, or supported as well. Ref also the fork for walk in place.https://github.com/pottedmeat7/OpenVR-WalkInPlace
I was looking for compatibility of your driver with the fork to Github OpenVR-WalkInPlace code.
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