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Give the Quest a shot. No setup besides putting it on your head and tracing out the guardian area. Controller tracking is nearly flawless, with some limitation
by wlesieutre 7y ago
Give the Quest a shot. No setup besides putting it on your head and tracing out the guardian area.
Controller tracking is nearly flawless, with some limitations like not being able to hold a controller behind your back or hidden behind your other arm, but I don't run into those limits in practice.
Probably won't help your glasses though. That's one of the Quest's bigger design oversights IMO, that wearing glasses can scratch the headset lenses even with the glasses spacer installed. There are 3d printed lens rim bumpers that will keep glasses from touching the headset lenses, but if your glasses don't physically fit that just trades smushing them into the headset lenses for smushing them into your face.
- mdre 7y agoBuy some VR Lens protectors. I got some for my vive, there were some special dedicated ones but I just got a pair of smart watch protectors that were recommended on Reddit.
- wlesieutre 7y agoI printed a set of the bumpers, I think they're protective enough for me while not having any impact on the optical quality like a stick-on protector would
- wlesieutre 7y agoMissed the edit window, but for the glasses issue I should also mention the 3D printable inserts to hold corrective lenses, designed to match a $10 pair of glasses from Zenni Optical. Pop the lenses out and put them in these: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3642004 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3642004 Not as convenient as just keeping glasses on if you share the headset with other people, since they'd need to remove your prescription inserts. I believe someone made a similar adapter in two parts with magnets to pop the lenses off quickly. Or if you prefer a more finished product instead of 3d printed frames and ordering glasses from Zenni, WIDMOvr sells prescription inserts. https://widmovr.com https://widmovr.com