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It's probably just that they would get in the way. IK works brilliantly in VR for arm simulation, see: Echo VR.
by duncancarroll 7y ago
It's probably just that they would get in the way. IK works brilliantly in VR for arm simulation, see: Echo VR.
- neals 7y agoYes, it does work great in general, not just in VR. It just that IK can't know if you have your elbow to the left or right, which would be confusing.
- duncancarroll 7y agoHumor me for a moment and just load up Echo VR and stand in the main menu looking at your arms. Where in that scenario would you say you are confused about the position of your elbow?
- Miraste 7y agoEh, Echo's IK works great 98% of the time. The other 2% it's anywhere from slightly off to completely unaligned and pointing nonsense directions. I don't think there's a way to do better than this with current sensors. Valve probably decided they didn't want that kind of amateur-looking content in a game they're betting the (VR) farm on.
- Ajedi32 7y agoHave you actually tried any of the many VR games which use IK, or is this just speculation? Because I have tried it, and it's not really confusing at all. True it's not perfect, but it's accurate enough that I'd say it's far less confusing than just not having arms at all.