Broderlands 2, with actual multiplayer support. I made lots of good memories playing it with a close friend and maybe that would make him a fan of VR too 😅

Hoy hoyy! We're going to have a meetup! Come and ask questions, offer suggestions and have a good time in general.

We'll be using VRChat's new input gestures as a start. They have recently released full finger tracking support exactly for things such as gloves and camera tracked hands/fingers. When touching the thumb to a finger you can open the menu, select, move, jump, rotate, mute, etc.

I started messing with bindings just a couple of weeks ago so there may be an easier way than this. But If you're making a device controller driver, I would make whatever input you want on the right hand controller to update the trigger for the menu action on the left one.

I have followed you for a while and love your content. I can imagine some cool uses of the gloves during your content creation process and I'd be so proud to have you using them!

Hi hii! Thank you @EOZ_VR for believing in the project. I hope we can make awesome gloves more accessible to everyone. If you have a cool idea for VR/AR and think you could add some value to the community, I encourage you to check the ECP initiative and join the @EOZ_VR discord!

It's ok without the outer shell. I can print it if there is an stl available or test without it. I have more cables than I care to admit, send no more xD

That's a more elegant solution than just adding more mcu's! I want to add some more features, so if space below the tracker starts being an issue I may be forced to port the code to one of those and use just one. I should probably do that anyway. Thanks for the suggestions!

Thanks! Yap, I'm using the official tundra dev board. From the documention on the rp2040, the compiler should be using the floating point library for the rp2040, I trust it is doing so. Using the 2nd core is what made this possible :D I was having mixed results with just 1.