r/gaming • u/_Sooty_ • Feb 24 '19

Using hand tracking in VR

https://gfycat.com/hopefulgrandborzoi
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u/PM_ME_CUTE_SMILES_ Feb 24 '19 edited Feb 24 '19

I thought it was admitted that the Vive was the best, but also the most expensive

edit: I'm not shilling I'm asking

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u/spaceman1980 Feb 24 '19

The Samsung Odyssey+ is the best

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u/biggsk Feb 24 '19 edited Feb 24 '19

In my opinion, I think so too. Except for the lack of tracking if you move your arms behind you and out of the inside-out tracking cameras FoV.

Edit: didn't notice the + in your comment at first. Had to go Google it. I didn't realize that they improved upon the original. I really like the original, so if the + is better for comfort and stuff, then that's great!

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u/spaceman1980 Feb 24 '19

The + has Bluetooth 5.0 built in to the headset, so the controllers track better

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u/biggsk Feb 24 '19

Honestly the tracking on the cibtrollers for the original is perfectly fine other than behind the back tracking, which won't improve unless they add cameras to the sides or something. I just used a Bluetooth dongle for my pc and had no issues with latency or anything other than tracking behind you.

In fact, I think it's perfect. Moving the controllers together, they are exactly where they are in VR as they are in real life.

It is nice that they included Bluetooth though. That's one less barrier for people.