How to handle Full Body Tracking Issues (Basestations) 

Thanks! :D

No thank you for the compliment :D Glad i can help ^^

Glad to hear ^^ Its a constant fight, for me aswell lmao. It works for a while until suddenly it doesn't.. -_- xD

Thanks! Yeah I have tundras, and i've heard a lot of stories about tundras at hip aren't ideal. I tried to use it there for 2 days or something but experienced similar problems aswell. So at the moment i am using a Vive 2.0 Tracker there. These are hard to occlude. Things you could try: - wearing tight clothes rather than baggy ones, so that its absolutely not occluded by your shirt or something. - Getting a single vive 2.0 or 3.0 tracker, maybe used. They are simply better for the hip ^^' - Getting a third base station - using OVR Smoothtracking (booth.pm/ja/items/4018006) It's a free tool that smoothes out tracking, mostly meant for feet. But maybe it can help reduce that wiggle at your hip too? I know its not ideal and rather frustrating, but don't think there is much else you could do, or at least i wouldn't know what :/

@@Airbee Thank for the answer. Yea, I had the idea of using a 3.0 tracker for the hip. Also, it's not just the hip, it can also be the feet. But like I said, it's manageable. I also used the smooth tracking before typing my question as well, didn't stop the wiggle, but did make it less noticeable. I have heard from people saying that it's probably because it's wireless FBT, which i don't really know. But thanks anyways. =)

@@candletheskychild I'm using a Pico 4 with Virtual Desktop and don't experience that kind of wiggle :o But i also do have 3 base stations... Eh, VR is hard, there will always be some kind of weird wonky issues noone knows how to deal with D: Sorry i can't help you further, don't have any other ideas :/ Good luck!

haha, you'll have to face other problems i bet :D Good point tho, i should probably include in the title or description that this video is about basestation tracking

Maaaybe because i uploaded it yesterday? xD And because i kinda just started doing videos and am not really known? xD I mean to me its absolutely mindblowing that a video of mine gets over 200 views in less than a day o_O Also thanks ^-^

@@Airbee no you need like 1000 views every minute! this is the kind of information that really helps people like me that are getting into vr

might just be base station placement, your body can easily occlude the tracker on the hip

Yes i have the KIWI Pulley System on my ceiling. And sometimes i am Wireless with my Pico 4. But i can REALLY recommend everyone to get a pulley system. Its super cheap (~20 bucks iirc) and it gives you so much more freedom. Its like 80% of wireless freedom. And even if you can't screw stuff into your ceiling, they deliver adhesive pads that stick super well and are super easy to put on.

@@Airbee Issue with those adhesive is that they will literally destroy the wall paint when taking them off (i've tried them, landlord not gonna be happy)

@@livb4139 it did so for the first one of mine, but then i learned more and took more care when removing, then it worked alright. Also painting over there again shouldn't be a super big issue i think :D

Never really heard of that :/ Maybe try assigning roles to the trackers in the SteamVR Settings "Manage Trackers"? Maybe also try turning on ALL of your trackers in like steamVR home and then afterwards launch VRChat, when everything is turned on already Lastly it might be a weird thing with your avatars proportions if it isnt really following human proportions. Dunno really, sorry :/ good luck tho

Cool :D I had it sideways aswell for a while and didn't have issues, but i also had it in some weird sideways positions where it did actually cause issues. Either way, flat on a surface with logo facing upwards is what tundra themselves recommend, so i guess thats the safest option :D

This is recorded inside VRChat if thats what you mean..? In there you can jump around to thousands of worlds, choose between thousands of avatars and have a simple camera that you can use to record something like this.

Thank you, but could not move my hand or my body I am searching online but I could find way only leap motion for hand and it is bad... can you pls guide me or show the way.

@@shivangipriya4153 Personally i am using a Valve Index as a VR Headset. This comes with Controllers that allow you to move the hands, aswell as your fingers (not perfect, but alright). In order to also move your hips/legs i use tundra trackers/vive trackers.

ok, now I understand. Thank you for your help :-)

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i know that feeling... its really weird sometimes. Try connecting the trackers to different dongles and keep placing the dongles around on different usb ports, maybe you'll find that one combination that works :/

@@Airbee thanks!