Bug: Cannot calibrate properly
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I followed the instructions, but upon calibrate button i once noticed that controller (in my case - vive trackers and not oculus touch ones) moved right in front of me, and then on phone i noticed that it started building playerspace.
I proceeded with building playerspace (at least i thought i was) but when i tried pressing calibrate button again - nothing happens. I restarted steamvr, reconnected - still same thing. And tracker doesn't move anymore.
What exactly i was supposed to do with that overlay on app?
I'm using ALVR on Windows 10, disabled controllers in it so only this driver have actual control over them
The playerspace procedurally generates as you play and you don't really need to wait for it to "fully" build. Did the tracker disappear when you pressed calibrate again or did it just sit in the same spot and not move?
The playerspace procedurally generates as you play and you don't really need to wait for it to "fully" build. Did the tracker disappear when you pressed calibrate again or did it just sit in the same spot and not move?
Tracker just stayed in the same spot (0 center pos) and never moved.
The driver always creates two vive trackers at 0,0,0 on the floor half-submerged, one is the left hand and one is the right hand. If the computer isn't getting any input from your device at all, it will be there unmoving. Also if you're only using one controller there will be the other one unmoving on the floor. If you saw the tracker just staying in the same spot on the floor, your device probably isn't connected or you're just looking at the other controller's tracker. If the tracker initially moved and is now frozen in front of you (above the floor), you just need to press calibrate again once you align the phone with the tracker. You press calibrate once to disable movement and align your phone with the model, and press it again to set it.
The driver always creates two vive trackers at 0,0,0 on the floor half-submerged, one is the left hand and one is the right hand. If the computer isn't getting any input from your device at all, it will be there unmoving. Also if you're only using one controller there will be the other one unmoving on the floor. If you saw the tracker just staying in the same spot on the floor, your device probably isn't connected or you're just looking at the other controller's tracker. If the tracker initially moved and is now frozen in front of you (above the floor), you just need to press calibrate again once you align the phone with the tracker. You press calibrate once to disable movement and align your phone with the model, and press it again to set it.
First time when i tried connecting, it moved but were too far off from origin, i tried calibrating, it moved to in front of me, pressed calibration again and it didn't do anything... it stopped moving completely and couldn't move them ever again in next attempts
Very strange. I'll see if I can try to recreate this behavior on my end to see if I can fix it.