DenTechs

VR/AR hobbyist person who occasionally does interesting things. Doesn’t understand social media.

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@nhlfnafgamer By the end of the month assuming there aren't any issues that prevent it.

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D.R.A.F.T. VR now has VRChat OSC support!

This means standalone users can run the tracking on a lower-end computer and still bring trackers into VRChat.

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the trailer for d.r.a.f.t. VR is now live!

full body tracking in VRChat using Kinects & iPhones, built with custom trained ML models.

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@Rexykibus $20 Kinect + <$20 software vs $300 of base stations + $500 of trackers. That's a totally fair comparison 😉

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the trailer for d.r.a.f.t. VR is now live!

full body tracking in VRChat using Kinects & iPhones, built with custom trained ML models.

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@WareWolfVT It's not really necessary, just wearing clothing that contrasts your background is enough.

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@OrangeCremeBar @Devvoidborn The Kinect v2 uses a lot of bandwidth and additionally has an issue where you can only use one per USB controller. Therefore to use two you need an additional pcie USB controller.

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@NightmareD4n15h Two work better than one

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@NightmareD4n15h Fusion supports either 2x Kinect v2 or 1x Kinect v2 + 1 Kinect 360

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@Devvoidborn 2x kinect v2s will be significantly better, but a bit more difficult to setup due to needing a PCIE card. the iphone depth sensor only runs at 15fps and has 1/4th the resolution of the kinect v2.

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@Iuke_0 https://t.co/FO86GllnOs

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@MintiestKitKat Im not aware of any popular android phones with accessible depth sensors unfortunately. If there were, I would add support in a heartbeat.

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@GOVERN0FEDERAL Yep, the app works almost the same with a single kinect, youll just have to be more mindful of occlusion and facing the sensor.

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@IngenicVR Base stations will have higher accuracy, higher refreshrate, and lower performance impact, but the benefit of my software is its more accessible and doesnt require you to wear trackers. I used to have base stations but got annoyed with interference.

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@migero_usausagi on my system it uses about 15% cpu and 10-15% gpu depending on the model quality. Ive had testers on lower end nvidia (rtx 3060 ti) and amd (rx 9060xt) gpus report similar performance impact.

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@MintiestKitKat Im not aware of any popular android phones with accessible depth sensors unfortunately. If there were, I would add support in a heartbeat.

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@LucieBlackrose No, it would be difficult to sync them and I think the depth sensors would interfere with each other as well

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@_ViolaLayne_ The models in my app are much more capable than the Kinect SDK ones used by d4vr and amethyst

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@AsgardAGI No, because of the type of depth sensor they use, they would interfere with each other.

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@VRCatalans It's one or the other, not both types at once

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Release coming soon, wishlist so you dont miss it https://t.co/Q31QOAnTRD

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@LoganHome_ Very soon

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D.R.A.F.T. VR is coming to IOS soon! Last night we achieved end-to-end functionality.