Every once in a while, maybe every 5-10 minutes or so, even when in view of both cameras, I've noticed one of my hands, usually the left hand, but sometimes the right too, will start spinning/vibrating a bit, which gets worse over the next couple seconds, until the virtual hand/controller is violently spiraling around where my real hand is positioned. Then, after another couple seconds, it pops back to normal and stops, till it happens again a little later.
At first I noticed it in Medium, cause I spent a few hours in that, but I just noticed it in Home too, so now I know it happens across everything. 😞
Well, I've heard from a couple other people, that have also noticed this happen.. but yeah, maybe I should. I originally posted this in the Medium forum, cause it kept happening when I was using that app, but I think that's just cause how long I was using it for. And because other people using Medium also tend to spend a lot of time in it, a couple other people noticed it happening too. https://forums.oculus.com/community/discussion/45967/odd-touch-controller-tracking-bug
I mean, it makes me feel a little better, knowing other people are noticing this too.. But I'm still a little worried about this, cause on delivery, my Touch box was tossed rather violently off the UPS truck, couple box corners dented in a bit, and things were a bit ajar inside the package, tho everything seems to work fine at first glance. 😕 Hopefully that has nothing to do with it. It works great the rest of the time. I'm gonna try restarting, and re-running the full setup/calibration again, see if maybe that helps. Also, I messaged support, hopefully they have a solution.
That's not normal. It's certainly possible it's some sort of defect, but I wouldn't rule out an issue on the computer (for example, low USB bandwidth). Best to contact Oculus Support so we have a record. Thanks.
I'm having similar issues. Mine manifests as a degradation of tracking of the right hand over time. I've mostly been playing Eleven: Table Tennis VR which is a SteamVR game, and it starts happening after around 30 minutes of game time. I don't think mine is an issue with low USB bandwidth, as I've tried various configurations including ensuring the two sensors are on different USB controllers.
The problem persists into Oculus Home and any games launched from there. It seems to go away if I rerun the sensor setup. I've raised a support ticket with these details and a set of log files as per one of the other threads.
That's not normal. It's certainly possible it's some sort of defect, but I wouldn't rule out an issue on the computer (for example, low USB bandwidth). Best to contact Oculus Support so we have a record. Thanks.
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