VR Motion Cancellation - Time to test!

A. Most telemetry isn't 1 to 1 with the motion of your rig.

B. It's not that its impossible, but no one has written a program for it. Like using a controller mounted on the rig as a reference center for the motion. This is what the light house based HMD are using.

By all means if you know how to code, code away.

Ok, so the "easiest" way to do this is with an old Oculus camera (they're the cheapest) and some IR trackers place on the seat. Or do I need one more advance like a Vibe tracker ?

Will be posting some pics of the build soon, still in CAD but starting to take shape.

Well, yes but I was thinking of an independent solution, like RealHeadMotion is working, to counteract the motion platform movement.

Sadly no... But I might try to learn

Well, I might not have understand everything... Wich lighthouse are you referring to ? Is this a complete headset solution or jus external tracking device ?

(Maybe a product link will help me understand)
Thanks again for your support

Would love to see this as well. I don't have a motion rig... but I experience some bad horizon lock implementations in some games (like RF2) where this solution would make a greate game independend solution based on telemetry alone!!

Is this motion canceling solution using OpenVR a platform agnostic solution?

I run a CKAS 6DOF platform which uses its own proprietary software for motion control interfacing with my flight sim and driving sim applications. I use a Valve Index with Lighthouse 2.0 base stations. Would this solution theoretically work with my setup?

I'm hoping that being that it's working directly with SteamVR, that the software controlling the motion platform does not come into the picture.


Any info appreciated.

Ok, I've done some research and yes, I'm kinda screwed with everything else.

If I got myself a lighthouse and a HTC tracker, but still keep my WMC headset, will it work ? Or the Inside-out tracking will cause me more problem ?

I don't know if you are aware but the current PiTool software versions have motion compensation built in. Just select a tracker or controller from a menu. I got fed up with open VR and activating it

I understand that but it is a non starter and i was pointing out it would be easier just to get another headset and Pimax seems to me to be the best route.

I agree that Pimax haven't exactly helped themselves, I was a Kickstarter backer!, and their implementation of the VR cancellation requires the tracker/controller to be in a certain orientation but it's far better than the often non-working openVR option. I don't even use the controllers any more. you were correct regarding bass shaker interference, in my experience it can only be set to a certain level before it messes up the in car view.

Hey @noorbeast . Is it completely impossible to add motion cancellation to Rift S with inside out tracking? Getting anything else is out of the question for me at the moment, because of Oculus ASW which I really need... Also, maybe I don't need motion cancellation with smaller movements like PT-Actuators?

Do i something wrong, or is the motion tool for steam vr at the moment broke, with the new steam vr version? can't start it anymore.

Edit: get it to work again. no easy every time to manage it working.