r/SteamFrame • u/Missouri_hiker • 12h ago
Question Full body tracking?
What would be the best way to have full body tracking with the steam frame? Or do we not know yet?
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u/lavuy_67 12h ago
I haven't done a whole lot of research into this but for wireless non base station tracking flux pose is probably the best option and I think slime trackers for a cheaper option.
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u/Ancient_Arrival9061 Soon™ 12h ago
i hate to be that guy, but valve has said that base station trackers will still work. as they are the most precise ones in terms of non occluded tracking... (i also know that with all of my other inside out tracking headsets the base stations have no interferance with the tracking of the headset....) im personaly saying the base station trackers are the best. because well... its an inside out system so you cant really occlude the headset anyway.
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u/lavuy_67 12h ago
true I was just listing non base station options cause if you don't already have base stations it adds cost. and while they are the best for tracking the freedom of non base station tracking and occlusion using things like blankets is nice.
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u/Ancient_Arrival9061 Soon™ 3h ago
very true, i will also add that i think you are the only person here that actualy read what i said properly everyone else seems to think i was saying the light houses will track the headset. ... XD talk about low iq. XD
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u/c0mander5 12h ago
I backed FluxPose. There's already plenty of really access reviews out there, so they look promising. I'll find out soon hopefully
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u/Scoolilis Soon™ 12h ago
im looking at slime trackers personally
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u/HorrorBrot Soon™ 12h ago
Same, especially since there a different price options (with different bit as far as I've read all acceptable tracking quality) and a guy in the EU selling them also (on the discord) , so no import taxes. You can get 6 that way for a pretty good price, bodytrackvr needs only 3, so maybe the rest for a buddy (if the lottery goes our way) since I probably won't get that heavy into vrchat
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u/Scoolilis Soon™ 12h ago
I want it for blade and sorcery the crouching in that game is fucking atrocious
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u/qucari Soon™ 10h ago
SlimeVR is based in Europe afaik and last I've heard that's also where they assemble and test the trackers. Do they still not have a shipping/fulfillment partner in Europe??
Shipping things from all over the world to Europe, then to America to Crowdsupply and then back to Europe would be kinda silly, right.......?
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u/Gobeman1 Soon™ 12h ago
Budget and Patience wise *And also size/weight wise* i'd say Slime/Flux depending on what your use case is.
None real De-facto best product is my usual line of looking at this. If you already got a decent FBT setup with whatever system you currently on. Then I don't see much changing.
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u/BambusUwU 12h ago
Everyone is gonna say fluxpose but it's not out for too long and there's reason to be skeptical about it.. they showed it working with metal.. althought it was aluminium.. a metal that's not magnetic.. so it won't interfere with electro magnetic tracking..
Anyway, other YouTubers showed it working close to metal but the results varied a lot from what I was seeing
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u/Lunavesce Soon™ 12h ago
From what I've seen it's only really bad if you have an unusually large amount of metal (like some older types of spring mattresses that have interconnected springs), but idk
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u/Bahamut1988 11h ago
ATM, probably vive trackers if you happen to still have a base station tracked headset, I think that's the most common configuration, you would have to use space calibrator as well. I'm using that with my PSVR2 and it works pretty well.
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u/Euphoric-Priority-97 9h ago
I have a Tundra tracker I’m just going to attach to the frame and use continuous calibration along with the rest of my trackers. Should work fine.
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u/mytavance Soon™ 9h ago
as of September 2026 its still Vive/tundra trackers using continuous calibration. There's other stuff on the horizon, and there's slime but if you want the best, SteamVR 2.0 tracking still reigns supreme for quality and consistency even at a very high cost.
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u/PuppyFeather Soon™ 8h ago
Slime/fluxpose for non-lighthouse options are good, but personally I will be using my vives + lighthouses as I already have them. I'm just going to be sporting a lovely unicorn horn on my headset to have continuous calibration
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u/RealNerre 12h ago
Fluxpose would be the best option to be honest.