How to make the hand model follow the controller and animate the hand model when you press a button
I'm currently developing a game using Meta XR Core SDK 63. Game operations only use the controller, It is assumed that hand tracking and Meta XR Interaction SDK will not be used however I don't want to display the controller model in-game, but instead I want to display a hand model so that the hand model animates when the controller is pressed. At the time of Oculus Integration, there is a prefab of CustomHandLeft/Right, By placing CustomHand under HandAnchor, I was able to display the hand model without displaying the controller model, and when I pressed the controller button, the hand model was able to animate. If there is a way to deal with this with the Meta XR Core SDK, I would like to know. Could not find CustomHandLeft/Right prefab in Meta XR Core SDK 63 Also, OVRCustomHandPrefab_L/R with similar names did not perform the animation when pressing the controller button.
Midi Instruments/Controllers With Oculus Quest?
Hey Guys, Just wondering if it is possible to connect a midi instrument/controller to the Oculus Quest (via usb or possibly even bluetooth Midi?!) and have the midi signals drive animations and parameters in a Unity scene? I assume this is possible in general for Android and Unity for a phone or tablet based app so shouldn't be too hard in principle on the Quest I hope (bar any intentional gimping by Oculus...). Thanks in advance for any feedback.Looking for 3d CAD files of Meta Quest 3 Controller.
Hi everyone, I'm Felix from Haply Robotics. We specialize in creating haptic force feedback technology that brings a tangible sense of touch to VR experiences. Our work is all about pushing the boundaries of what's possible in virtual reality, and you can see some of our projects at Haply.co. We’ve had great success in integrating our tech with the Meta Quest 2 controllers by designing an adapter to connect the controller to our robot. I was pretty annoying to use the mesh models to do a good job at this. We are now trying to do the same for the Meta Quest 3. To make this happen, we're in need of the surface or solid models of the Quest 3 controllers, anything usable in CAD, so no mesh ideally. This would significantly accelerate our design process and ensure seamless compatibility with the latest Quest technology. I’m reaching out to this community in hopes of connecting with someone from Meta who can assist us with this or someone who could share those files. If anyone can point me in the right direction or provide the contact of someone who can help, it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for reading, and I’m looking forward to any guidance or connections you can offer! Felix
Quest 2 Touch Controller Emulation
Hey guys, more of a broad question looking for thoughts. I was wondering if it's possible to emulate the HID profile of the Quest 2 Touch Controllers. I wanted to write a program that allows something like the Virtuix Omni to work with Quest 2. I'm a Bluetooth noobie so let me know if I'm on the wrong track here or if there's an entirely better or alternative way to accomplish this. Thanks for any guidance in advance.
[FIXED] I'm really disappointed in the rebind fearure.
Meta fixed this issue! Thank you guys! I have posted about this before, so I don't wanna keep harping on this topic, but before the quest 2 eventually loses support I have to voice my concerns and disappointments in the update that allows users to rebind controllers. Some quick background: I have one hand, I am missing my left. I can strap a quest 2 controller to my left hand and press one button (either the left grab or the left trigger) I can not press 2+ buttons. I was hoping to find in the new update that I would be able to, for instance: rebind Right controller's "A" to Left controller's grab. But, no, I can not. I am only able to rebind local controls, meaning only the left grab can be bound to the left A button not the right A button. This is very sad as I have complete ability in my right hand meaning I don't need to rebind anything there to assist on the right controller. I am sure this update has helped a lot of people who have different circumstances, but it still leaves me disappointed. I hope in the future of VR people who have disabilities like myself are looked out for, but not yet.
Can the Meta Quest Pro be used without Controller?
At the moment we use a Quest 2 as a stationary Monitor that is simulating a microscope. Because of that we dont need the controllers for any interaction with the quest and we dont need a guardian system as the Quest 2 is not moving at all. Can the Meta Quest Pro be used without connected controllers (i.e. no batteries inserted) ?
