I was wondering just how stable the sensor cam needs to be. My PC is in the playroom over the garage. That's also where we have a ping ping table. When the kids are jumping around playing, the floor gets a bit "bouncy". Does anyone know how much trouble that will cause if the sensor is shaken while I'm playing? Will it look like I'm in an earthquake?
The camera apparently has a tripod attachment, so you could always attach it securely to the wall if you have to. Assuming the wall doesn't move as much as the floor, anyway.
@Gherron If the camera shakes it's going to interpret it as movement from the user.. Unless it barely shakes... Maybe Oculus put a deadband but I doubt it
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