hmdgdb VS WMR-and-Vive-Tracker

You can check the results of other HMDs here: HMD Geometry Database | Collected geometry data from some commercially available VR headsets. (risa2000.github.io)

The Vive pro 2 has a fov of 116.52°h and 96.49°v

thanks for your effort, but now it will not have the same stereo overlap of 104 degrees https://risa2000.github.io/hmdgdb/

OK so theoretically If I bought a HP Reverb G2 I can just put the lighthouse tracking part of the VIVE onto the front (with velcro or something) and then plug that in via the USB? I've found this page so I assume thats what they mean. I'm not going to buy anything yet because I am still hoping the Arpara 5K comes which has built in SteamVR tracking. After taking one of these headsets apart the actual nuts and bolts parts aside from the PCB itself seem very trivial. I wonder if DIY kits that had a PCB with Display Port 2.0 in would be something people would consider. Its surprising more good headsets don't come out.

So basically I've bolted a Vive Tracker to the Reverb G2 and have used SteamVR's TrackingOverrides config to override HMD position with the tracker positioning. So basically using this setup: https://github.com/Yersi88/WMR-and-Vive-Tracker

There is a way to do this. Details are in the github here: https://github.com/Yersi88/WMR-and-Vive-Tracker

(If Not) Is there any updated method besides the ones mentioned below:https://github.com/Yersi88/WMR-and-Vive-Trackerhttps://github.com/capilus/HP-Reverb-G2-index-Controller-HTC-vive-tracker-Working-native-Open-VR

You can also attach a tracker to the headset itself, but that caused jitter for me. Seems to work for some people. Details and software are here