I made a fork of SpaceCalibrator and SpaceOverride that allows you to use any SLAM tracked headset as the "Master" tracker, while the Lighthouse system acts as the "Follower."
That means no more constant recalibration. You can reset or recenter your play space as often as you want, regardless of whether you're using a Samsung Galaxy XR, Quest Pro, Quest 3, Quest 3S, or Pico headset. All you need is a one time calibration and, of course, at least one Tundra Tracker or Vive Tracker 3.0 mounted to your headset.
Before you ask, "Don't SpaceCalibrator and SpaceOverride already do that?" Yes, they do, but both have their own issues with drift.
SpaceCalibrator follows a similar idea, but over time it starts to drift and eventually you have to recalibrate. SpaceOverride, on the other hand, has an issue where if your HMD resets, recenters, or has a tracking hiccup, your entire play space can suddenly shift somewhere else and you have to recalibrate again.
In this video, you can see a pure "cold start" without doing any new calibration. The last calibration I did was yesterday. I simply turned on the headset and opened Virtual Desktop, and as you can see, the controllers were already perfectly aligned.
The initial calibration itself also only takes around 15 seconds.
Currently tested on: Quest Pro, Galaxy XR
This is currently in BETA and there's no published file yet but you can build it yourself with VS or with the build.bat file that i ship within my repo.
Repo:
https://t.co/rpw6Bp8e3v
Important: If you have SpaceOverride installed you have to uninstall it first. You can keep SpaceCalibration installed.
let me know if you encounter bugs :p
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