Quote from: speedfr on April 04, 2018, 12:13:25 AM
Hello !
what i understand is that your VR set is 3 DOF (i don't own one so i guess from what you said) just as EDTracker but not the 6 DOF like Track IR that detect the axes X, Y and Z but the movement along X, Y and Z.
The thing is that the EDTracker is a little box that you can place where you want so on your head (as the Rift) or on your shoulder.
But when your shoulder goes down, when you lean, then the axes are moving. But not your head.
If you put EdTracker on your head then you gonna have to move your head in order to lean. Just as the Rift so i don't think you can do other than moving the 3 axes around your gyroscop which is... on your head.
Go get an EDtracker Pro, that's the best i can say but if your are curious, just ask Poumpouny, he did his "Track Ir like" with a smartphone using the gyroscope and the inertial device of the phone through an Android app'.
Hi Speedfr, thanks for the info!
The Oculus rift actually has 6 degrees of freedom since uses external cameras to track your movement in a given space, plus the rotational movements of the headset itself, so I guess Im good to go with the Oculus Rift CV1 plus 4 cameras that tracks a space of 5 meters by 5 meters, it is called "room scale" positional tracking more than enough for GP Bikes where you are in a fixed position, the thing is since I'm not really good at X,Y,Z maths I don't know how to send the information from Oculus Rift Via Opentrack >> Vjoy, and from here to GP Bikes, basically I thing, what I need to do is use my positional tracking (Translation) in the "leaning" control in GP Bikes, and for that maybe I have to combine a couple of values from the oculus rift, translation and acceleration? Is all guess from here, any help will be wellcome!