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Is this "just" new software compatible with current devices or new hardware altogether?
by hobo_mark 11y ago
Is this "just" new software compatible with current devices or new hardware altogether?
- zardo 11y agoMy understanding is both, but the new hardware isn't a consumer device, it's a component meant for integration in a VR headset.
- thenomad 11y agoI've got an original Leap and it worked fine for me. It makes reference to needing a mount for the VR attachment, but elsewhere on their site they teach you how to DIY the mount with duct tape :)
- mchahn 11y ago> I've got an original Leap and it worked fine for me. Interesting. What did you use it for? I got one and couldn't find a single useful application.
- thenomad 11y agoSorry, poor contextual phrasing. I have an original Leap. When I tested it with the new software they've just released, it still worked fine. The new software doesn't require new Leap hardware, and will work with the original hardware. As for what I used it for when I got it - I bought it for motion capture. It wasn't good enough. The new "Orion" software, on the other hand, might be.