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Ziggurat wrote:I tried with Skyrim, only rotational headtracking worked, but I could control the mouse in the menus.

baggyg wrote:

Ziggurat wrote:I tried with Skyrim, only rotational headtracking worked, but I could control the mouse in the menus.

I suspect the VR boost pointers are failing. We have had quite a few reports of this and often can be caused by mods. If you fancy finding you own memory pointers relevant to your machine it would be good for everyone. Takes a little bit of learning but i can usually find stable pointers in about 15 - 30 mins.

For testing purposes you can simply force mouse emulation (an option on the brassa menu in overall settings I believe) to enable full head tracking although you obviously dont get the advantages of VR Boost.

Ziggurat wrote:

baggyg wrote:

Ziggurat wrote:I tried with Skyrim, only rotational headtracking worked, but I could control the mouse in the menus.

I suspect the VR boost pointers are failing. We have had quite a few reports of this and often can be caused by mods. If you fancy finding you own memory pointers relevant to your machine it would be good for everyone. Takes a little bit of learning but i can usually find stable pointers in about 15 - 30 mins.

For testing purposes you can simply force mouse emulation (an option on the brassa menu in overall settings I believe) to enable full head tracking although you obviously dont get the advantages of VR Boost.

Well it did not work :/ not all the files are built, and it worked somewhat while copying the older version files.

baggyg wrote:Which files are missing? Sounds like your VS project is not properly configured. Also ensure that VRboost.dll is in the build folder.

Neil wrote:

XCHDave wrote:Love the idea of using the rift with games already released. What a great project.

I come from a game hacker background, my passion has always been in reversing games. Haven't looked at the code yet but will be interested to see how you are implementing the tracker.

I see that support for games need to be added individually so my question is what really needs to be added/worked out for support to be added for a game?

Just got a new gaming rig and my dev kits only just arrived so will be a few days before I can take a look at this driver and work out the code and how it works.

Good stuff! I'll PM you with some extra details.

Regards,
Neil