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2018-02-03 at 21:33 #2907PodParticipant
Hey everyone.
Does anyone know if there’s a way to flip 180 (or 90) by pressing a button on a controller?
I’m using a 360 kinect with a ps move so I can only use it when facing forward but most of the decent games are all around you I’ve found (please recommend some ones that aren’t!).
I’ve installed advanced vr which allows me to either flip 180 or set a random rotation of the play space but you (as far as I can tell) have to do this via menus which is frustrating and takes you out of the experiance.I can see that there’s some kind of option at the bottom of driver 4 vr that talks about moving but theres no instructions on what it does?
Anyway. Any help or advice appreciated.
Pod
2018-02-04 at 23:41 #2927PodParticipantAh ha. Just found the rotate option on the psmove button configuration screen. Have set it to rotate 90 degrees on each press. HOWEVER, this also rotates the chaperone making it useless in room scale setups
Can it be tweaked to not rotate the chaperone? AdvancedVR has that option on a tick box.Cheers
Paul
2018-02-05 at 12:07 #2938Greg DriverKeymasteri will investigate. it should not work this way.
can you tell if you did room calibration in same vr session ? i have feeling that it might have relation.2018-02-05 at 12:15 #2943PodParticipantI had been using chaperone tweak to build my chaperone space. I can’t run valves roomsetup as my playspace is too small.
I can try again tonight to see if a brand new session does the same thing.2018-02-05 at 12:39 #2952Greg DriverKeymasterif you could see if error happens on ‘clean’ steamvr run and by that I mean that no configuration changes are done.
2018-02-05 at 22:39 #2975PodParticipantSadly I can confirm that it does rotate the chaperone on a clean run. I booted my pc. ran riftcat and then launched steamvr.
Pressing Triangle on the right psmove rotated the world 90 degrees but kept the chaperone in the same game space (and thus also rotated 90 degrees to where it originally was).Hopefully its an easy fix 😀
Cheers
Paul
2018-02-06 at 05:07 #2979JonnyParticipantCould you also add the flip function to the old configure buttons menu? Cheers.
2018-02-06 at 06:52 #2982Greg DriverKeymaster2018-02-06 at 07:10 #2987PodParticipantI’d like it to stay in the same real world location and rotation.
As you might imagine. Some chaperones are oddly shaped. Mine is more of a trapezoid and it’s also off centre.
At the moment since it rotates with the game world it no longer matches my furniture as soon as I use the psmove to turn. There’s a real danger that I’ll now walk into a wall!!I’m not sure I can think of any situation where you’d want the current behaviour. Cheers
Paul
2018-02-06 at 07:29 #2988Greg DriverKeymasteryes. i know that. only problem that as you keep on rotating, you might run away from playspace area. i will add extra parameter to make rotation as you need.
2018-02-06 at 07:46 #2989Greg DriverKeymastercan you check this build? you will find in ps move settings ability to change center of rotation.
2018-02-06 at 07:59 #2990PodParticipantCool. Will try tonight. Cheers!
2018-02-06 at 08:05 #2991PodParticipantOh. Just understood what you were asking. Yes. It should still rotate the world around my position.
2018-02-06 at 08:06 #2992Greg DriverKeymasteryes. it should work this way in build.
2018-02-06 at 21:26 #3011PodParticipantHi Greg,
Thanks for posting an update so soon however I was unable to test it as when you close the psmove configuration window the setting reverts back to “chaperone center” every time. (I did test it in game anyway but its the same behaviour as before)
Also, (I’ll post this in the joycon one as well) I tried a joy con with this build. I paired my left joycon before I started everything up and it correctly identified it was my left joycon in the driver4vr controller device manager. However the configure button did nothing. Nevertheless I assigned it to the left hand and in game it both failed to rotate my left hand/wand and none of the buttons did anything.
I should be able to do more testing tomorrow if you’ve got another build or different instructions. Otherwise friday night.
Cheers
Paul
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2018-02-07 at 20:11 #3056PodParticipantHi Greg,
So I was able to get the setting to save by either changing a second setting or closing the window using the top left corner instead of the x in the top right. Not sure which as I did both.
But, while it now rotates around the correct point it unfortunately still rotates the chaperone which needs to stay in the same real world space (I.e remain in the same location and rotation to the player)
Also. I’m pressing triangle on the right ps move and it’s rotating the game world to the right and not the player. For me at least that’s backwards and it should rotate the player instead.I’ve made an image to explain. I’ll upload after I’ve had my dinner.
Cheers
Paul
2018-02-07 at 20:35 #3058PodParticipantHere you go. Hopefully that makes sense. As I’ve marked. What I’m after is what AdvancedVR does (but sadly only through menus)
Cheers
Paul
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