When getting the touch close together, they snap from a magnetic force field. What is the purpose of magnet in the touch, and does getting them that close may have influence on the resulting orientation tracking ?
Sub question, do you have a documented offset origin for the touch position tracking, or guidelines to handle people morphology ? i asked because a wrist rotation is not a pure rotation from the touch perspective, it is a positional movement too.
Cyber recently posted stating the magnets were purely to stop your joysticks from rolling around on the desk and have no effect on them when in use The magnets are located on the 'Engineering Sample' text and allow you to stand the controllers together.
Cyber recently posted stating the magnets were purely to stop your joysticks from rolling around on the desk and have no effect on them when in use The magnets are located on the 'Engineering Sample' text and allow you to stand the controllers together.