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It can be better than Kinect, since it's pretty much like vive trackers, so it doesn't rely on the Kinect detecting a skeleton correctly based on your body pose. So for example, you can lay down in any way (as long as the trackers are visible to one or more cameras) while kinect will often fail to properly draw a skeleton pose if you lay down or even sit down depending on your sitting position. And yes, you can use multiple cameras. Just start one instance of the application per camera, select the camera, calibrate, etc and then connect to steamvr. Altough I haven't tried using multiple cameras myself, so I'm not entirely sure how the calibration will go, but I assume you just calibrate each camera individually like you would with just one by moving it around until the virtual camera and the trackers are at the same positions they are at IRL.

Unfortunately, no.

There is a project to link multiple kinect v1 s which is kinda what you are after. But I'd just get imu trackers at that point tbh

SlimeVR is beating out all camerabased solutions including kinectv1 n 2 AprilTag might be the best camera solution, but if you wanna do rotary movements imu s suchasslimevr are the best. Also Slimes have a android app even. Pretty sick

It should work with any headset linking software as long as you use steamvr to run your games.

@@yoyunix idk if this would work tbh I contacted virtual desktop about it they said it might not work they never even thought about it

@@excisionsstepserum8336 If virtual desktop would allow you to use vive trackers with base stations, which I think it does, it should work with these.

It can technically be used for hands, yes, but the trackers are quite big so I wouldn't really recommend it.

@@NicoGamezVRC it's ok , could u share details about how could i use them for hands

It could work to show the general location of your hands, but it will not be possible to use it to track individual fingers.

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