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elboffor said:
Changelog:
v0.1Usage:
- first build
- save and swap between 2 different play spaces
- auto backup of configuration on first launch
- extract folder from archive
- run OHMultiTool as administrator
- depending on your setup at this point, save as Standing or seating
- use the clear button in the tool to reset your oculus configuration
- set up your second designated play area
- save that in the tool
- use the switch button at will to toggle between play spaces
uKER said:
You create this post but you never give any explanation of what the software does!
TickTock said:
I think there needs to be a pause from when the service is shut down and before restarting with the new configuration to let the user switch/move sensors. Otherwise it gets confused (very). This is why in my solution, I had a separate stop.bat so I could stop the service, switch cameras and then run either the room.bat or sit.bat to restart in the new configuration. For grins, I tried leaving all four sensors in (3 in ceiling for room and 1 on desk for sitting) and that did not go well. I was getting thrashed all over my virtual living room. 😄
Also even after switching cameras it didn't work right (I was floating in the air). I noticed that the app removed the Oculus directory in the locallow area. When I restored that things seemed to recover.
03-07-2017 11:03 PM
TickTock said:
I think there needs to be a pause from when the service is shut down and before restarting with the new configuration to let the user switch/move sensors. Otherwise it gets confused (very). This is why in my solution, I had a separate stop.bat so I could stop the service, switch cameras and then run either the room.bat or sit.bat to restart in the new configuration. For grins, I tried leaving all four sensors in (3 in ceiling for room and 1 on desk for sitting) and that did not go well. I was getting thrashed all over my virtual living room. 😄
Also even after switching cameras it didn't work right (I was floating in the air). I noticed that the app removed the Oculus directory in the locallow area. When I restored that things seemed to recover.