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Oculus touch support #880

Closed thedragonkeeper closed 6 years ago

thedragonkeeper commented 6 years ago

Im wanting to use revive in conjuntion with another application i have that runs overlays to steamvr. i am an oculus user and the oculus software wont allow mulitiple applications to run or overlays thus forcing me to use steam for this purpose.

i am trying to use oculus touch controllers in my games but unfortunatly revive forces mapping to the htc vive controllers.

is there anyway we can turn this off or add an option for the type of controller being used?

CrossVR commented 6 years ago

Why do you want to use Revive with an Oculus Rift?

thedragonkeeper commented 6 years ago

For the reason stated above.

The setup I want is : Steam + SteamVR + revive to run my oculus game Then my program that will run overlay to steamVR

This means I'll have 2 applications accessing the VR . Oculus software won't allow multiple applications.

Everything works except controller mapping on the oculus controllers do to revive remapping to support HTC VIVE.

So it would be nice to have an option to select which controllers are being used.

CrossVR commented 6 years ago

I don't think SteamVR gives access to all the buttons that you'll need for a 1:1 mapping. But you're free to experiment in the latest version of Revive.

Download this file to your Documents\Revive folder and you can edit any part of the input. Documentation can be found here: https://github.com/LibreVR/Revive/wiki/Input-Scripting

thedragonkeeper commented 6 years ago

this was exactly what was needed. Thanks for the update!

electryic commented 6 years ago

Any possible way to get that base input mapping file? Link is currently dead. Thanks

thedragonkeeper commented 6 years ago

https://github.com/LibreVR/Revive/blob/steamvr-input/Revive/default.lua

CrossVR commented 6 years ago

Be careful though, I will most likely replace LUA scripting by SteamVR Input in the near future. The capabilities are about the same, however SteamVR Input allows you to configure the mapping in a graphical interface.

antuanos commented 6 years ago

TheDragonkeeper,

I'm also a oculus user. How did you get it to work? I can't find any .lua files to edit at all. There's also no Documents/Revive/Input/ folder where to put those files.

I have much better performance in steamvr, they have the advanced openvr settings and I'd like to run all my vr games there for coherence sake as well.

thedragonkeeper commented 6 years ago

TheDragonkeeper,

I'm also a oculus user. How did you get it to work? I can't find any .lua files to edit at all. There's also no Documents/Revive/Input/ folder where to put those files.

I have much better performance in steamvr, they have the advanced openvr settings and I'd like to run all my vr games there for coherence sake as well.

I followed the guide that was provided, so unless revive has had an update which changed this, this method should still be the case. i was only using revive because i could access the steam vr with other applications as well as the game (oculus is very strict with, one application only). allowing me to put my phone screen on my wrist, so dont have to take headset off to check messages or a window to watch netflix while playing less intensive games.. i found that oculus software is better when using oculus rift, it also has advanced settings but you need to run the application from the install directory.

just to import the games from oculus to steam, i dont see there being a benefit.