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Full body tracking on oculus quest 2

Homestuckhomestuck
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Hi I’m new to all this but I’d like to know what is the best full body tracking to get for quest two I’m confused they are so many some cost a lot some cost less which is the one I need to get it all to work and how much will it cost ? Please help with honest info and opinions I will greatly appreciate it

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kojack
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For native Quest 2 (stand alone), there's no option. There's also no support in any game on the Oculus store (Rift or Quest store).

 

If you are using the Quest 2 with Link or Airlink connected to a PC and running a SteamVR game that supports body tracking (a fairly limited range), then the standard way is to buy:

- two Lighthouse base stations

- one Vive tracking puck with usb dongle for each body part you want to track (besides hands if you use Quest 2 controllers)

Then use software to synchronize the tracking systems (Quest 2 is incompatible with Lighthouse tracking, so you've got two different tracking systems handling different body parts, they can go out of sync).

 

Tracking pucks are $129.99 each. Vive base stations are $199 each.

Which is a fair amount to play VRChat with legs.

 

Another option is go full motion capture suit, but that will be $1500+.

 

Or you can wait to see how SlimeVR works out. https://www.crowdsupply.com/slimevr/slimevr-full-body-tracker

It's a full body tracking system where a 5 tracker system costs just $190 total. But it's a crowd funded thing that's not due for another 6 months or more.

I backed it, I know one of the developers. 🙂

 

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