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Using xbox gamepad to simulate motion controller
ahalim
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I am using the acer headset and xbox gamepad.
As I don't have the real motion controller yet, currently I tried to use the simulated one (using xbox gamepad) so I can test the controller API calls.
On MRP, I turned on the 'left controller' in simulation menu.
I can see the virtual controller inside the headset, and I could do 6DOF movements on the virtual controller. What's perplexing is:
The movement of the controller is not intuitive, it's just hard to make to point to something
I pressed the left bumper and use either left stick, right stick or d-pad to change the 6DOF. This is the same key combination when using MRP in simulation (no headset). Are there better way to navigate the controller ?I can't seem to transport myself anymore once controller mode is on. I guess they are mutually exclusive ? (Simulation MRP supports both).
If anyone has better experience on this, please let me know.