opengloves-driver VS augmented-hip

Awesome work! If you figured out collision, could it be possibly to implement Lucid VR Gloves/Open gloves so as to have actual force feedback and feel when touching something or holding a weapon? See here: https://github.com/LucidVR/opengloves-driver . This would be immersion on the next level

You can use opengloves as a way to get basic inputs from an Arduino into steamvr https://github.com/LucidVR/opengloves-driver You will need to use another vr controller for tracking

Not without a controller or tracker. I got SteamVR support using the wonderful opengloves driver made by /u/danwillm and /u/lucidvrtech which allows me to emulate a knuckles controller and get game compatibility. The solution that community uses is strapping a controller or Vive Tracker to your arm, I do this too.

Driver v0.4: https://github.com/LucidVR/opengloves-driver/releases/tag/v0.4

It's there and available on github. https://github.com/LucidVR/opengloves-driver

Try the discord server, they're very helpful

Did you join the K2VR Discord to ask for help? We can help you troubleshoot why Amethyst isn't launching. (Also, since the app isn't y'know, out, we would prefer to have most of our users in the server, for bug reports and support)

Join the KinectToVR Discord if you haven't, they can first of all help you with stuff and it is the only software you should be running to connect a kinect to SteamVR, if you didn't already know that.https://discord.gg/YBQCRDG

Though indeed VRChat does support feet only in the IK-beta, I felt I should add this was already possible with virtual trackers such as AugHip. If you have a (hopefully newer model) Android phone, the middle ground is using owoTrack which will have better results than a virtual tracker but still suffer heavily from rotational drift and inaccurate positioning.