Use Driver4VR switch joy-cons with this software

[GladiTek]

I was very glad when I saw that this software supports virtual controllers instead of using ps move controllers, I already have ping pong ball tracking using joy-cons and kinect with Driver4VR however kinects 30 fps is very bad for most games and I was wondering if I could combine Driver4VR joy-con emulation with this software (and 2 ps3 eye cameras) to get 100hz+6DOF for everything. I also use EDtracker with opentrack for rotational tracking so essentially I only need to solve the positional tracking and stop using the poor kinect tracking.

[GladiTek]

my current Driver4VR kinect setup: https://i.imgur.com/DbpknJk.jpeg

I use 3 ping pong balls with joy-cons and edtracker for complete 6DOF tracking but it's very jittery with kinect

[Timocop]

You can use 2 or more cameras to track your JoyCons yes. However, you have to use Driver4VR for this because there is currently no way to read the JoyCon orientation data (or any other input data from other software or devices) via VDM. You have to select PSMoveService for hand tracking in the Driver4VR app and assign JoyCons in Tracker Manager. For more support, you need to contract Driver4VR support instead.

I also use EDtracker with opentrack for rotational tracking

So what does that mean? Do you rely on JoyCon IMU via Driver4VR or EDtracker?

[GladiTek]

It's a bit of a project but I use this: https://github.com/r57zone/OpenVR-OpenTrack as my main HMD driver which supports EDtracker or even trackIR type devices and can be used to stream VR display to any android phone. Driver4VR provides the 6DOF capability with kinect ping pong ball tracking (30fps and very cpu heavy) for my EDtracker and joy-cons (which Driver4VR also supports and allows to merge together with kinect tracking)

I was looking for a way to merge the Driver4VR joy-cons without the kinect part with psmoveservice instead and get much better positional tracking. I was impressed by the ps3 eye 120hz capability but psmove controllers are simply terrible for VR.

[Timocop]

Ask the Driver4VR discord how to use PSMoveServiceEx positional tracking in conjunction with your OpenTrack DIY solution.
As this isnt yet supported, but on the roadmap (at least the JoyCon part).

Also the PSEye does not support 120 Hz on 480p. The maximum for 480p is 60 Hz, (you can reach up to 83 Hz but you will have bad artifacts and distortion which will affect tracking quality). If you reduce the resolution to 240p then you can reach 187 Hz. But the resolution is terribly unreliable.
See Wiki for more details.

[GladiTek]

So far using opentrack diy trackIR at 320x240 120hz was very reliable and fast to me, I will check it, thanks.