I was wrong about SlimeVR - Update on Axis Trackers 

tobad the hip always drifts and destroys the tracking :(

@@navy3001 oh nooooo

Neither IK nor FK is better, really. IK deals with absolute end positions and unknown intermediate rotations, while FK deals with a bone chain where every bone's length and orientation is known. This means that with FK the error compounds as you go down the skeleton from an absolutely tracked point (like the head) - error like the tracker orientation being a little off, or your bones being miscalibrated or moving in ways the model can't account for or detect, like maybe torso rotation. IK, on the other hand, is (like FK) not even used for points whose position is absolutely known, like your feet in 5-6 point, but anything in between (knees, elbows, waist in 5 point) is guessed based on a model of how the human body moves. Personally, I think the future is something like Slimes with absolute trackers on the feet, doing inverse kinematics but with knowledge of the intermediate orientations so the IK doesn't end up too far off.

boneless says 'fuck off'

I just went and looked this up, should of just scrolled down, lol. Nice explanation. A lot of these FBT setups can rely mostly on rotational tracking because as long as the absolute positions of the extremities (hands, head, and feet) are known, the layout of everything in between can be inferred to a high degree of accuracy. Adding chest and hips to the observation greatly reduces the wiggle room and then tracking part of the arms and legs eliminates it entirely. Basically, anything that can be moved independently of everything else is a necessary target for positional tracking in order to achieve perfect fidelity.

@@charltonrodda They're both trying to answer the same question starting from different data sets. If you know the positions you can try to deduce the rotations (inverse kinematics), and if you know the rotations you make an educated guess as to the positions (forward kinematics)

"sorry, we are currently short staffed in butchers, so we cannot remove the bones from the pizza. and also coke now sells only 1.94 litres so u can't get exactly 2"

2 liter machine Boke

Schizophrenia at its finest 💀

only 3 hours battery I think... so would say no if ur on the fence

oh, and quest 3 even has full-body-tracking now with Virtual Desktop (Beta i think) without needing to strap things on your body... so that's really nice, swift and comfy

its a shock collar

@@JONAClDE I know I was just trying to disingenuously bring attention to it.

@@G0ldmoon OHHH got it xd

I would say no to only 3 hours battery

Lighthouse tracked solutions are still infinitely better, you made a right choice

They don't have official support but someone made a software to connect them to slime vr ( that bridge software is still a early work at the moment so a lot of things about it may change in the future )

@@nemesis4081 only works with HaritoraX wireless though and I have HaritoraX 1.1 ;-;

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you know you can edit comments. right?

@@Benzeel mo comment mo interaction, so hey ho yaknow

cute :3

Maybe turn your sub down. I have a huge sub on my PC and there's no excessive bass, with or without my bass reduction profile.

@@gymkhanadog it’s not bass on my end though, it’s their end