Use Joy-Con's as SlimeVR trackers, enabling you to make a full body system with your existing devices. Combine with DIY SlimeVR trackers, or phones using owoTrack.
You need bluetooth on your computer.
- Download and set up SlimeVR
- Download SlimeVR Wrangler
- Start both the SlimeVR server and SlimeVR Wrangler
- Connect your Joy-Con trackers to the computer (Guide for Windows)
- Make sure the SlimeVR server is running, then press "Search for Joycons" inside SlimeVR Wrangler
- The Joy-Con should show up in the window!
- Follow the SlimeVR documentation to set up the new tracker, with the direction below:
Attach the Joy-Con's in the direction that works best for you, use the SlimeVR guide to see the positions on your body.
Keep the joystick pointed outwards, it should not poke into your skin.
After connecting the Joy-Con's in the program, rotate them in the program to be the same rotation as they are if you are standing up.
Many! This is a alpha version, and there's no guarantees about anything.
- Rotation tracking is bad! - Yup, sorry. In the future there will be settings to help fine tune the tracking. I suggest binding a button to reset.
- It stops tracking when I turn around! - Bluetooth does not have a good range, you might have better luck with a different bluetooth adapter.
- Probably more.
This is a problem that might be related to a newer Windows update. Try this, and it might fix it:
- Go to the Windows Setting app -> Bluetooth & other devices.
- Press on the Joy-Con that won't connect. Press "Remove device".
- Pair the device again. It should now show up.
Licensed under either of Apache License, Version 2.0 or MIT license at your option.
Old versions using the rust package "ahrs" are licensed with GPL v2, check the git history for the license on your chosen commit.
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