npub149…53act on Nostr: ninja8tyu It depends on how many joints you want moving. If you want the fancy ...
ninja8tyu (nprofile…r203) It depends on how many joints you want moving. If you want the fancy super-high-precision shit, it'd take Lighthouse tracking, which is affordable for regular people but still pretty expensive (~$2k I think).
The less precise stuff, iirc what Hololivers use for 3d without going to the studio, is a lot cheaper, but prone to drift and not as accurate. There you have off-the-shelf options like Mocopi, or the option to make your own trackers using 3d printing, some soldering and some esp32/8266 devboards and your choice from the supported IMU options in the SlimeVr project. Either way, these end up being ~$300-$400.
I spent a bunch of time making a set of SlimeVr trackers to see what it was like a couple of years ago. Pretty neat, but kind of a pain to put on trackers all over your body just to stream/hang out in vrc for an hour.
The less precise stuff, iirc what Hololivers use for 3d without going to the studio, is a lot cheaper, but prone to drift and not as accurate. There you have off-the-shelf options like Mocopi, or the option to make your own trackers using 3d printing, some soldering and some esp32/8266 devboards and your choice from the supported IMU options in the SlimeVr project. Either way, these end up being ~$300-$400.
I spent a bunch of time making a set of SlimeVr trackers to see what it was like a couple of years ago. Pretty neat, but kind of a pain to put on trackers all over your body just to stream/hang out in vrc for an hour.