The EASIEST VR Full Body Tracking Yet [Sony Mocopi] 

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@@ryvyr if I ever had an ad in the video I will not put any Adsense ads through the rest of the vid.

What headset were you using

For the MoSlime if you run windows you can set up WSL

c'mon, do a review of Wizdish ROVR.

*IMU -in my upinion

SlimeVR though. Cheaper and you don't have to fear that the support is dropped over night.

wrong

@@germanmosca Honestly I had never heard of them, while I've seen these a lot over the news and social media. I guess the fact that Sony is behind this is helping them reach the mainstream a little bit more. Going to look into SlimeVR though.

yeah the only thing holding us back so far is oculus and epic dropping the ball on the vr industry. thats why the games are all such poor quality they support only mobile render pipeline EVEN FOR DESKTOP its total crap vr has been cast aside as some afterthought or some little side feature to a main game. and for this reason the cycle continues. no eye catching vr games nobody wants to play. since theres no eye catchy vr games vr sales are staying low. since sales are staying low due to xbox 360 level graphics support vr market is seen as not viable. oculus has done NOTHING for the vr industry since meta took over. their branch on unreal engine is multiple engine versions behind and even those versions are still delayed for months when they come out nothing new has been added and in fact its entirely unusable for anything. its full of new bugs no fixes and i honestly don't understand it's reason for existing at all. epic is taking ages to implement any needed features for vr like lumen nanite and nvidia's frame generation and dlss finally got added after ages but i hear only some things of that support vr. vr will not become what it fully could be for another few years at least. we need dlss and frame generation and nanite and lumen all working together in vr if we want ready player one style graphics. i think more developers also should adopt daz3d models or similar quality to increase longevity of the project's content releases and have a nice pool of artists to try to contact for more work to be made. daz3d is a constantly stacking system. that means that you can take a genesis 1 2 3 8 9 any number and use fitting tools to fit them to the other models so that as the game gets older you don't have to gut the entire system out to add some new uplifts like sick clothes or weapons from the new genesis series. i personally have spent thousands on daz3d and ill be producing a vr game soon with it. think imvu meets vr chat but everything is free for clothing and its basically a giant arcade with every game mode i can pack into it.

that is cool wish vive had something like that

i know right? the problem is, tech will get so crazy that its as if you're living in a new world. the real world would not be payed attention too.

Yep

Exactly... no jk I didn't think about that but you're right

$449 is accessible these days?

@@Jdogrey1 Yes, comparing to not havinng the product at all to no one; I'd say it's more accessible.

They pretty dec

For me the deal breaker is Sony itself. My Experience with Sony makes me question for how long they gonna support this before dropping it and removing the apps.

They’re so bad honestly, I wouldn’t waste my own money on this until it’s as good as htc Vive trackers.

if you dont have iphone the tracking is trash

@@xunovrthat’s a pretty big hope for IMU trackers to be compared to

I think they were expecting the VR community to get a hold of them. VRC Tweeted about working with them and having OSC support out of the box. It's the main reason I'm surprised and disappointed that it seems to be the worst feature about them.

I think they weren't designed for that. They tried to retrofit VR into it. Tracking ≠ motion capture, and these are clearly designed with game engines in mind. It was so easy to make them act like slimes that some random dude did it already, but clearly, Sony didn't even try. Great product for just motion capture, though. Usually, it's $1000s.

What do you mean? VR seems to be pretty common in hololive nowadays. I think Ame mentioned on stream very recently she was using Mocopi for FBT right there

@@sexy_awesome_woman Didn't know about that actually! I hadn't been able to keep up with it super often lately, but that's actually super cool if she did! Thanks for the info!

@@sexy_awesome_womanMocopi and all gyroscopic tracking system get one major problem named : Drift.. Really hope one day, someone get the idea to combine lighthouse and gyroscopic tracking in a same device

:0 the slimes have come out of their cave to grace us with their presence

Awesome stuff just bought one I wish I could get it now!

Let me know when you actually get them and how they are after owning them for a year+ I know they're shipping out soon but seeing everything take ages without knowing how the actual product is for a normal consumer thats not gifted one. If everything goes smoothly afterwards I'd rather support them but until then I'll hold off entirely.

I play on quest 2 stand-alone and I’ve been waiting for these. Only option I have that wouldn’t need a pc. Probably gonna pick it up because the combined cost of a pc and any other trackers would be so much more. Just hope it gets some love in updates from Sony

There's some finger tracking gloves out there, and lucid gloves, an open source project to make your own.

Not really. He just said it's crap with a small side of crap. There's doing it right, then there's doing it inexpensive, and then there's doing it cheap. Mocopi is doing it cheap. Cheap is bad.

they're 449 USD, i wouldn't call that accessible to most people

@@zadianvwhgamingstill cheaper and more accessible than normal fbt

@@ashykins true

@@PorterCrow why is leg tracking 500 dollars lol

@@zadianvwhgamingyeah, I see these being called accesable and affordable, but in what world? 449$ is a load of money for an a silly addon to an already expensive hobby

tracking your legs shouldn't cost more than a whole quest 2

@xxxod it literally makes no sense why they are this expensive, literal joycons have a limited version of what these are offering, now imagine if instead of selling 2 joycons for 50, you instead sold 5 and took out joysticks, buttons, IR sensor, and NFC sensor, those 5 would be like 100 dollars, there's literally no reason these things cost this much.

Don't hold your breath, without a PC app there is 0 way for Mocopi to interact with steamVR and get the headset tracking data, same for the quest, no quest app, no tracking data

It seems it’s wasn’t made for VR at all, just for mocap. A major boon to those animating at home, but for VR chat no.

You can already do full body by using multiple Xbox Kinect cameras. It'd be cool tho if base stations simply scan/capture body movement, rather than relying on trackers that are attached to you.

It’s not even expensive to do this, these trackers are a couple hundred bucks. Anyone with a normal job can afford this

​@@MatthewKanwisherhe wasn't talking about this video specifically but everything Thrillseeker gets to do and participate in.

I have the same feeling about this. Im rubbish at animation so this might be good

Quest 2 costs like 300 bucks