Half-Life-Alyx-novr VS driver_leap

It was a little while back, but try following the guide here to getting the SteamVR emulator working. https://github.com/r57zone/Half-Life-Alyx-novr

I've actually been thinking of playing it this way myself

You can play it with the no VR mod : https://github.com/r57zone/Half-Life-Alyx-novr

That said, there is a mod to accomplish this. Here's an article outlining why playing with that mod kinda defeats the purpose, which would also apply to watching a playthrough on Youtube in different ways -- either way, you're not getting close to the experience that's intended, which goes a long way to serving the story imo. But, if you'd like, you've got some options.

Half-Life-Alyx-novr

Meanwhile, This mod exists.

Since you are talking about VRchat, check out Driver Leap. It is a SteamVR plugin that treats the Leap hand tracking as virtual Valve Index controllers. The mods here recommended it when I asked a while back and it works great.

For the project I dev/produce, we don't use any specialized plugins for seated tracking. Body tracking is 3 Vive 2.0 Trackers (on shoulder and wrists). Hand/finger tracking is done via SteamVR using the Driver Leap SteamVR plugin, with a chest mounted Leap IR170. (This emulates virtual Index Controllers using Leap's hand/finger tracking and pips everything in via SteamVR finger tracking).

MSFS does not have support for hand tracking. Best you can do is something like https://github.com/SDraw/driver_leap, which emulates VR controllers using hand tracking.

Check out the Driver Leap project.

You can emulate controllers using hand tracking in SteamVR using this plugin: https://github.com/SDraw/driver_leap, but I don't find it very useful since you need to use finger gestures to emulate button presses.

Alternatively there is a community built LeapDriver by SDraw which emulates VR controllers in SteamVR using our hand tracking which can be used to achieve this as well.

Driver Leap is basically your only option working with an HMD, if you're not a developer. It maps Leap devices to virtual Index Controllers. (I use the plugin for hand/finger tracking on a vtubing avatar I made for a friend, along with some Vive Tracker for better body tracking).

However, there is a SteamVR driver to emulate an index controller with the hand tracker. What I did was completely uninstall the Leap Motion software that Pitool downloads, then install the currest version, then install the third party SteamVR driver. It works... but it was very difficult to use with any measure of accuracy or speed in the games I tested.

This might expand your options a little bit, though I definitely don't expect it to be perfect: https://github.com/SDraw/driver_leap

Hi, you can use Ultraleap hand tracking on your Quest 2 if you connect this to a host PC running the Ultraleap Hand Tracking Software with a link cable. There is also a LeapDriver for SteamVR available here which will allow you to emulate VR controllers using hand tracking within SteamVR.