More of a question then anything.

[jetblade]

With this software when using the oculus rift will I be-able to use more then 1 VRObject?

[thaytan]

I don't know what that means

[jetblade]

I don't know what that means

I was told that your software might support more then 1 vrobject for the oculus rift, for the oculus rift it supports connecting an additional controller and are able to use it as a ingame object like a gun, model car for example but also allows third party programs to change its usage, in my instance I use Oculus Touch Steam Link, which allows me to use the third controller as a tracker, but do to the oculus software they only set it up to allow 1 vroject, even though the hardware can support more.

[thaytan]

Ah, you mean pairing more controllers. I haven't tried.

I think the answer is likely no: OpenHMD doesn't have any code for pairing controllers to the headset - so that already has to be done in Windows where they'll only let you pair 3 things. It might be a fundamental limitation of the headset firmware or the radio protocol.

[jetblade]

Ah, you mean pairing more controllers. I haven't tried.

I think the answer is likely no: OpenHMD doesn't have any code for pairing controllers to the headset - so that already has to be done in Windows where they'll only let you pair 3 things. It might be a fundamental limitation of the headset firmware or the radio protocol.

I see, so there is no real way for this to work, that sucks, thank you anyways.

[jetblade]

Ah, you mean pairing more controllers. I haven't tried.

I think the answer is likely no: OpenHMD doesn't have any code for pairing controllers to the headset - so that already has to be done in Windows where they'll only let you pair 3 things. It might be a fundamental limitation of the headset firmware or the radio protocol.

Question, what do you mean by (be done in Windows) the pairing system is done in the oculus software, or am I misunderstanding?

[thaytan]

Ah, you mean pairing more controllers. I haven't tried. I think the answer is likely no: OpenHMD doesn't have any code for pairing controllers to the headset - so that already has to be done in Windows where they'll only let you pair 3 things. It might be a fundamental limitation of the headset firmware or the radio protocol.

Question, what do you mean by (be done in Windows) the pairing system is done in the oculus software, or am I misunderstanding?

The only software that can pair controllers to the headset is the Oculus software, running on Windows - and that only lets you pair 3 devices, so even if the hardware supports more internally (unknown), 3 is the achievable limit.

[jetblade]

Ah, you mean pairing more controllers. I haven't tried. I think the answer is likely no: OpenHMD doesn't have any code for pairing controllers to the headset - so that already has to be done in Windows where they'll only let you pair 3 things. It might be a fundamental limitation of the headset firmware or the radio protocol.

Question, what do you mean by (be done in Windows) the pairing system is done in the oculus software, or am I misunderstanding?

The only software that can pair controllers to the headset is the Oculus software, running on Windows - and that only lets you pair 3 devices, so even if the hardware supports more internally (unknown), 3 is the achievable limit.

I get it now thank you, and I'm guessing its going to be extremely hard to modify the Oculus software? how much do you think it would cost?

[thaytan]

Ah, you mean pairing more controllers. I haven't tried. I think the answer is likely no: OpenHMD doesn't have any code for pairing controllers to the headset - so that already has to be done in Windows where they'll only let you pair 3 things. It might be a fundamental limitation of the headset firmware or the radio protocol.

Question, what do you mean by (be done in Windows) the pairing system is done in the oculus software, or am I misunderstanding?

The only software that can pair controllers to the headset is the Oculus software, running on Windows - and that only lets you pair 3 devices, so even if the hardware supports more internally (unknown), 3 is the achievable limit.

I get it now thank you, and I'm guessing its going to be extremely hard to modify the Oculus software? how much do you think it would cost?

I wouldn't even try. If I wanted to figure out how many devices the headset can handle, I'd start by deciphering the USB pairing protocol and writing a utility. I suspect there's a reason that they chose 3 as a limit though. It might be all the devices the headset to controller radio protocol can manage

[jetblade]

Ah, you mean pairing more controllers. I haven't tried. I think the answer is likely no: OpenHMD doesn't have any code for pairing controllers to the headset - so that already has to be done in Windows where they'll only let you pair 3 things. It might be a fundamental limitation of the headset firmware or the radio protocol.

Question, what do you mean by (be done in Windows) the pairing system is done in the oculus software, or am I misunderstanding?

The only software that can pair controllers to the headset is the Oculus software, running on Windows - and that only lets you pair 3 devices, so even if the hardware supports more internally (unknown), 3 is the achievable limit.

I get it now thank you, and I'm guessing its going to be extremely hard to modify the Oculus software? how much do you think it would cost?

I wouldn't even try. If I wanted to figure out how many devices the headset can handle, I'd start by deciphering the USB pairing protocol and writing a utility. I suspect there's a reason that they chose 3 as a limit though. It might be all the devices the headset to controller radio protocol can manage

F, is there a way to use 2 of the same headsets?