Update! I saw some people can't get the hand tracking update yet. According to Meta, the hand tracking 2.0 update is a gradual rollout. Some people got it in v39, some in v40. So sadly, it's kinda random when it will drop, sorry []-/
oh !!!..... come on man but thanks for the video someday the update 2.0 will be avilable for anyone ? i would like to know that if you know thanks anyway
@@Removedclaw Yes. However, more recently I've seen people making DIY gloves for haptic feedback! Now that's a whole other jump in VR. I'm so glad we're progressing towards the real Oasis.
I need help with hand tracking. I want to test a few games that I know have hand tracking but they only work through the "unknown sources" section. When I launch them it says I NEED to turn on controllers before continuing even though I know it works without them. I need help on how to bypass/fix it. Its not the game's fault. It has hand tracking enabled.
Personally, i think it's the best way for games like half life:alyx that you do all your activity with hand tracking but have a controller in your pocket and wear it when you want to shoot, like what you really do in reality with gun
Or have a "virtual controller" in the style of the Quest 2 controllers that you hold in your (real) hand for the finer movements and button-clicking. That could be cool.
i think the best way would be to have something like a mix of the index controller and hand tracking 2.0. - Strapped onto your hand so you don't have to actively hold it - Provides haptic feedback - Has a thumbstick for movement (swinging your arms around to walk is hit or miss with hand tracking and just annoying) - Cameras do the hand tracking
@@ianmiller6040 the index controllers just vaguely track how open or closed your fingers are, they don't track full hand poses with sideways finger movements afaik
@@jessiestarr4600 You might have a lighting problem. If you tend to use VR late in the evening or away from a window, turn on your lights so that the tracking is better.
@@Interestking its not on my end its the software thered days no problemd other days there is. I never had lighting problems last 2 years ive used it just magically theres problems now lol
2.0 landed in my headset this morning and at last I can play cubism without gritting my teeth in frustration. They have made some amazing improvements to this software, I’m really impressed.
I've heard that there's already a lot of people who use sign languages on VRChat. There's even avatars specially made to accommodate more hand shapes than non-signing players need, although I haven't been able to test them for myself since I don't have a vr headset yet. Still, hand tracking that can detect more gestures than say, a Quest 2 controller can is still an awesome improvement. If (in the near future when I have a Quest 2) I can put down my controllers and have an ASL conversation, ohh that's exciting! Even more now I can't wait to be able to meet up with other people and learn ASL.
@@RealAhhCarter I've seen tutorials of how to use the Quest 2's hand tracking in VRChat. You have to pick the controllers back up to do stuff like move or press buttons, but the hand tracking works. It worked even with the original Quest 1 apparently
Yeah! I don't have a quest, but I do use VRC a lot, and there is actually a version of ASL only for VRC. There's a world where ppl go to learn the language, and everyone is always willing to teach you!! And it's not only for ASL speakers/users, but also for those who are select mutes bc they just prefer not to talk to strangers, ASL is a wonderful way of communication that ppl currently use in the game:D
Cool chances you're wondering what games to download for starters robo recall it's really fun 😁 next up if you're looking for a free game rec room it's pretty cool my last pick is always a classic and fan favourite resident evil 4 VR
This headset is awesome, I only have 3 games at the moment but I can safely say that aside from a small bit of confusion during the set up, since I never made a Facebook/meta account before. It's a fantastic device.
Hand Tracking 2.0 looks amazing, but on the topic of sign language, there are already communities which have created a modified version of ASL specifically for VRChat and the limited hand poses. Been amazing to start learning it and i'm sure that this update will improve it for a lot of people.
Doing tests I noticed that hand tracking 2.0, while being quite a bit more robust, weirdly cannot detect a hand pose like a "vulcan salute" anymore, which 1.0 was capable of.
I just bought Quest 2 and I'm just few hours from picking it up from vendor and taking it home, so learning just now that it has even hand tracking built in made me so excited. Awesome video, I think I'll be seeing more of your videos in the future :)
I literally just bought a refurbished Quest 2 last week (thanks Thrill for pointing that out!) and was somewhat disappointed to see hand tracking hadn't improved much compared to the original Quest... But guess I just hadn't waited long enough! Perfect timing!
I purchased Rogue Ascent a couple of weeks ago based on your and Zim's comments on FReality. It's a fun game with intuitive hand gestures that controlled really well even before the hand tracking v2.0 update.
Seeing this as a hearing impaired person I'm glad to see how much the hand tracking is improve hopefully in somepoint in future thar the hand tracking will be good enough to do full BSL conversion without issue as I struggle to talk to people without my cochlear implants
We've reached a very dark age where signing (one of the best long-distance/discreet communications) is less thought of than manufactured technology Sign language was even banned once to inflate the telephone industry Thursday, August 11, 2022 CE, 15:54 EST
Glad to see 'Vacation Simulator' in the description but you forgot to mention 'Poker Stars VR' added hand tracking and since they use FB Avatars it feels and looks incredible!
I'm not a fan of the hand tracking. What killed it for me is you can't control the cursor by the orientation of your hand, the arrow just points in the same direction at all times. Unlike with the controller where your arm can be stationary and still have full control by moving your wrist.
This blew my mind, I don't have VR yet (looking into buying a headset), and I had no idea you could do things without controllers. Almost feels like magic xD
Handtracking might be a solution to a problem I have when playing FitRX. It happens often that in the heat of the fight, I push a button and the game pauzes, which often results that my uninterrupted streak is broken. With handtracking there is no button to push. The armbands can replace the haptic feedback. Maybe just wrap them around the hand and it makes it even more realistic. I'm all in....
This is so bizarre. I palyed like a Jurassic Park game running on Vives at a Boondocks arcade, had hand tracking where you were swatting bugs. Was pretty damn neat and very cool.
This fantastic! I do simracing in vr, and use the Oculus Rift S and have to keep recentering my view in the car every time I take the headset to either go and grab a drink from the kitchen. The only way to recenter the view in the headset is to use the rifts controllers, which is a pain. I have changed the batteries every couple days in the controllers. If I want to take my vr set anywhere, the controllers have to come with me everywher a then. The hand detection would also change how your experience with other sim, like PC Building Simulator.
3:33 I kinda expected that... well as support for Q1 in general seems to degrade, I guess I need to upgrade soon. 3:58 My experience with that was awful TBH. It constantly would fall back into hand tracking mode even with the controllers in my hands and therefor unintentionally trigger pinch clicks occasionally, especially within Virtual Desktop. I'd use it if it didn't have such issues though, but I also might guess the Q2 does a better job here as the tracking in general is better with that more recent model. 5:19 That would suck, no matter how good hand tracking gets. Games will always rely on controllers simply because they allow for more complexity. I don't want them to be an extra upgrade like paying extra for a friggen wall brick when buying an Apple device (which I don't). "Oh, you wanna charge it? That's just another $100!". Anything should be feature complete out of the box.
I think mine had 2.0 in v39. It was pretty great I bought it last weekend, and was messing with settings taking it off and putting it back on and just started using the hand tracking naturally because the controllers were hard to find with the headset on. The only issue I have is it can be really slow to switch to hand controls
@@VirtualRealityOasis think I'll chime in here so I was thinking when you said there might one day be a oculus headset with no controllers in the box it seems possible I mean for hand tracking to be that good I'm thinking if not controllers in the box maybe haptic hand tracking gloves come in the box like in ready player one I'd be a pretty long time till then though 🤣 10 years is what I'm guessing for that type of tech I'm thinking more or less the same for VR visors with retinal projection I mean we sort of have that kinda tech now only with LED instead of low powered lasers
The biggest issue with hand tracking is that you kinda need to hold your hands up in front of your face (or at least close enough). Where as if you're just watching TH-cam or scrolling through some menus while sitting or lying on the couch, you can use the controller while your hands are comfortably resting on your sides, kind of like a TV remote.
though the idea of the hand tracking was good, just never saw anyone use it well enough to fully switch from controller to controllerless. Having said that, i would Love to see further advancements in hand and body tracking, even if it meant using wrist and ankle bands
I've noticed that as soon as I run something that's still on 1.0, everything stays on 1.0 until I restart the headset, maybe that's the problem you have ?
Unfortunately, the tracking isn't yet reliable for signing. There are some very common hand configurations that the headset simply does not recognize. Also, some signs require anchoring your hand on some part of your body (chest, forehead, chin etc) and the quest simply cannot track that. I still think the tech is a game changer for the hearing impaired, but it still a long way's off.
I had an interesting experience. The hand tracking improvements that are mentioned in this video got worse when I updated to the version advertised. Version 40. My hands did not disappear before the update when I clasped them together. Now they do. WTF? It got worse for me, not better. The improvements seemed to already be in version 39.
Hello, I am a student who is preparing for graduation work while listening to your lecture in Korea. First of all, thank you so much for the good lecture. I wouldn't be able to graduate if it wasn' I want to take a lecture that prints out different values when the hand rotates with the same finger pose. Please give me a lecture like this. please ㅠㅠ
If they get to the point of tracking ASL , it could probably translate! That would be great, even just for AR conversations while you learn ASL with a deaf friend etc.
One game that could use it perfectly is FNAF: help Wanted, like, it'd be really helpful! Grabbing fuses to repair foxy, using full palm go close the door in FNAF 1 and use the light in FNAF 2!
@@VirtualRealityOasis do you have any suggestions for if selling the q1 is a good way to get q2 because i feel left out with all this awesome update coming out
I don't understand why they're aren't gloves with icons, such as squares, triangles and circles, to assist in tracking. Or perhaps even gloves that have small leds. Seems like a simple solution
As a sign language user, the 1.0 hand tracking is pretty buggy and lacking. It doesn't track all hand shapes and movements, so I'm interested in how 2.0 will be. Really looking for a company to truly give us an amazing hand tracking remote/camera for VR!
Does this work with apps? It’d be nice to enjoy watching media without needing my controllers Imagine using your Quest to watch movies while traveling in a car, bus, train, or airplane! That’d honestly be amazing
i'm still on the OG quest and the update is just wonferful. i love the update for the hand tracking and use it as much as possible. i agree BigScreen and other apps needs this feature ASAP as holding the controls makes zero sense and kind of annoying at times
I feel like controllers, like the Index controllers, are actually better because instead of just grabbing the air, it actually feels like you are holding a real thing. It feels incredibly weird to hold a gun with hand tracking but with controllers, it feels normal.
They'd need to add some kind of finger tip or ring type peripherals I think, no haptic feedback is no good. Glad they are continuing to work on the tech though ;) Edir: or a wristband :p
I don't think hand tracking works all too well for me. but it's probably because my headset has a general tracking issue. I'm thinking about just getting a new one and selling my current one since this one just really sucks when it comes to the visual glitches.
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Update! I saw some people can't get the hand tracking update yet. According to Meta, the hand tracking 2.0 update is a gradual rollout. Some people got it in v39, some in v40. So sadly, it's kinda random when it will drop, sorry []-/
Okay
So I have the v40 update yet no 2.0 ?
Will this also work for Quest 1?
@@skilxrd1203 me too
oh !!!..... come on man
but thanks for the video
someday the update 2.0 will be avilable for anyone ? i would like to know that if you know thanks anyway
Hands 2.0 is such an important step in securing hand tracking as a feasible standard in the future
Remember when you needed big expensive gloves for this? People even made DIY versions
@@Removedclaw Yes. However, more recently I've seen people making DIY gloves for haptic feedback! Now that's a whole other jump in VR.
I'm so glad we're progressing towards the real Oasis.
Does anyone on this PLANET know how to take a screenshot with Valve Controllers and a Vive headset?
Never a standard. An option yes, but if hand tracking becomes the standard it will be awful for vr.
I need help with hand tracking. I want to test a few games that I know have hand tracking but they only work through the "unknown sources" section. When I launch them it says I NEED to turn on controllers before continuing even though I know it works without them. I need help on how to bypass/fix it. Its not the game's fault. It has hand tracking enabled.
Personally, i think it's the best way for games like half life:alyx that you do all your activity with hand tracking but have a controller in your pocket and wear it when you want to shoot, like what you really do in reality with gun
Or have a "virtual controller" in the style of the Quest 2 controllers that you hold in your (real) hand for the finer movements and button-clicking. That could be cool.
i think the best way would be to have something like a mix of the index controller and hand tracking 2.0.
- Strapped onto your hand so you don't have to actively hold it
- Provides haptic feedback
- Has a thumbstick for movement (swinging your arms around to walk is hit or miss with hand tracking and just annoying)
- Cameras do the hand tracking
@@SnrubSource So basically just a copy of the Index controllers? That's exactly what they do.
@@ianmiller6040 the index controllers just vaguely track how open or closed your fingers are, they don't track full hand poses with sideways finger movements afaik
@@SnrubSource Oh, I see. That would work.
Nice to see that meta (oculus) haven’t forgotten about hand tracking and hopefully in the future we can use hand tracking in various game’s
If only they fixed there trscking every updste is causing there trscking and drift to get worse and worse
@@jessiestarr4600 You might have a lighting problem. If you tend to use VR late in the evening or away from a window, turn on your lights so that the tracking is better.
@@Interestking its not on my end its the software thered days no problemd other days there is. I never had lighting problems last 2 years ive used it just magically theres problems now lol
Valve Index only works for about 10 minutes. Then you must restart your pc for another 10 minutes of VR.
For ASL, Hand Tracking v1.0 struggled severely with many hand shapes and losing tracking. I'm excited to test v2.0, it has always interested me.
Have you tried it? How’d it go?
2.0 landed in my headset this morning and at last I can play cubism without gritting my teeth in frustration. They have made some amazing improvements to this software, I’m really impressed.
I've heard that there's already a lot of people who use sign languages on VRChat. There's even avatars specially made to accommodate more hand shapes than non-signing players need, although I haven't been able to test them for myself since I don't have a vr headset yet. Still, hand tracking that can detect more gestures than say, a Quest 2 controller can is still an awesome improvement. If (in the near future when I have a Quest 2) I can put down my controllers and have an ASL conversation, ohh that's exciting! Even more now I can't wait to be able to meet up with other people and learn ASL.
There s no hand tracking on vr chat
@@RealAhhCarter I've seen tutorials of how to use the Quest 2's hand tracking in VRChat. You have to pick the controllers back up to do stuff like move or press buttons, but the hand tracking works. It worked even with the original Quest 1 apparently
@@RealAhhCarter Yeah you have to be using virtual desktop.
Yeah! I don't have a quest, but I do use VRC a lot, and there is actually a version of ASL only for VRC. There's a world where ppl go to learn the language, and everyone is always willing to teach you!! And it's not only for ASL speakers/users, but also for those who are select mutes bc they just prefer not to talk to strangers, ASL is a wonderful way of communication that ppl currently use in the game:D
Everyone using VRchat is a groomer or a furry, and sign language isn't needed for either.
I only recently scored an Oculus Quest 2, your channel is a gold mine of great information. Thanks for the excellent to the point content!
Cool chances you're wondering what games to download for starters robo recall it's really fun 😁 next up if you're looking for a free game rec room it's pretty cool my last pick is always a classic and fan favourite resident evil 4 VR
This headset is awesome, I only have 3 games at the moment but I can safely say that aside from a small bit of confusion during the set up, since I never made a Facebook/meta account before. It's a fantastic device.
Hand Tracking 2.0 looks amazing, but on the topic of sign language, there are already communities which have created a modified version of ASL specifically for VRChat and the limited hand poses. Been amazing to start learning it and i'm sure that this update will improve it for a lot of people.
Thanks mate, I had no idea that was in VRChat, I’ll look into it []-)
Doing tests I noticed that hand tracking 2.0, while being quite a bit more robust, weirdly cannot detect a hand pose like a "vulcan salute" anymore, which 1.0 was capable of.
im guessing they'll develop on that shiz
Good, my fingers don't flex enough to do vulcan salute
@@DuBstep115 That's...unfortunate.
@@DuBstep115 o7
I have the old update and it still didn’t notice I was doing it I think you’re tripping lol
I just bought Quest 2 and I'm just few hours from picking it up from vendor and taking it home, so learning just now that it has even hand tracking built in made me so excited. Awesome video, I think I'll be seeing more of your videos in the future :)
How did it go?
I have been waiting for this for forever
I literally just bought a refurbished Quest 2 last week (thanks Thrill for pointing that out!) and was somewhat disappointed to see hand tracking hadn't improved much compared to the original Quest... But guess I just hadn't waited long enough! Perfect timing!
I hope future VR headset will start having built-in or integrated 3D depth sensor that could help for better hand and fingers tracking.
I tried it and it works much better! Not perfect by far, but much easier to use right now. They're on good path :)
I purchased Rogue Ascent a couple of weeks ago based on your and Zim's comments on FReality. It's a fun game with intuitive hand gestures that controlled really well even before the hand tracking v2.0 update.
Seeing this as a hearing impaired person I'm glad to see how much the hand tracking is improve hopefully in somepoint in future thar the hand tracking will be good enough to do full BSL conversion without issue as I struggle to talk to people without my cochlear implants
Thanks so much for the feedback mate! []-)
The thing is that, without a controller, we need to have a locomotion method that doesn't rely on a joystick and feels comfortable
I think we could have a small joystick that straps onto your pointer finger so that your thumb can use it
Neural interface 🤩
@@world_production so....SAO?
@@world_production seems really dystopian ngl
@@world_production we need that so bad
Yes, the hand tracking for social spaces, especially in reference to enabling the use of sign language could be a huge boon to the lives of many.
We've reached a very dark age where signing (one of the best long-distance/discreet communications) is less thought of than manufactured technology
Sign language was even banned once to inflate the telephone industry
Thursday, August 11, 2022 CE, 15:54 EST
I love the new hand tracking sooooo much
Omg when you mentioned using hand tracking for sign language I got so happy
Yup! Using it now in my game. Night and day. No batteries required!
Glad to see 'Vacation Simulator' in the description but you forgot to mention 'Poker Stars VR' added hand tracking and since they use FB Avatars it feels and looks incredible!
I'm not a fan of the hand tracking. What killed it for me is you can't control the cursor by the orientation of your hand, the arrow just points in the same direction at all times. Unlike with the controller where your arm can be stationary and still have full control by moving your wrist.
oddly enough thats how rogue ascent's menus work and it's way better than the oculus home solution
I have now subscribed because your videos have reassured me to get the quest 2. One reason is hand tracking
Was going to preview Rogue Ascent, but I think I will wait until my Quest updates too hand tracking 2.0. Great video, thanks for the info.
It's a really fun game, BMF did a full gameplay video on his channel recently if you want to see more []-)
Mike you're videos get better all the time mate. Nice job!
Thank you mate! I really appreciate it []-)
This blew my mind, I don't have VR yet (looking into buying a headset), and I had no idea you could do things without controllers. Almost feels like magic xD
Handtracking might be a solution to a problem I have when playing FitRX. It happens often that in the heat of the fight, I push a button and the game pauzes, which often results that my uninterrupted streak is broken. With handtracking there is no button to push. The armbands can replace the haptic feedback. Maybe just wrap them around the hand and it makes it even more realistic. I'm all in....
Budget oculus Hand gloves would be much better, Hope they make some soon
VR Chat absolutely needs support for quest 2 hand tracking.
This is so bizarre. I palyed like a Jurassic Park game running on Vives at a Boondocks arcade, had hand tracking where you were swatting bugs. Was pretty damn neat and very cool.
Sign language in VR sounds awesome !
Thanks just tried it out a couple of ways ago new updates amazing can't wait for the future of vr
This fantastic! I do simracing in vr, and use the Oculus Rift S and have to keep recentering my view in the car every time I take the headset to either go and grab a drink from the kitchen. The only way to recenter the view in the headset is to use the rifts controllers, which is a pain. I have changed the batteries every couple days in the controllers. If I want to take my vr set anywhere, the controllers have to come with me everywher a then. The hand detection would also change how your experience with other sim, like PC Building Simulator.
3:33 I kinda expected that... well as support for Q1 in general seems to degrade, I guess I need to upgrade soon.
3:58 My experience with that was awful TBH. It constantly would fall back into hand tracking mode even with the controllers in my hands and therefor unintentionally trigger pinch clicks occasionally, especially within Virtual Desktop. I'd use it if it didn't have such issues though, but I also might guess the Q2 does a better job here as the tracking in general is better with that more recent model.
5:19 That would suck, no matter how good hand tracking gets. Games will always rely on controllers simply because they allow for more complexity. I don't want them to be an extra upgrade like paying extra for a friggen wall brick when buying an Apple device (which I don't). "Oh, you wanna charge it? That's just another $100!". Anything should be feature complete out of the box.
you highlighted my concerns perfectly.
I think mine had 2.0 in v39. It was pretty great I bought it last weekend, and was messing with settings taking it off and putting it back on and just started using the hand tracking naturally because the controllers were hard to find with the headset on.
The only issue I have is it can be really slow to switch to hand controls
I've been waiting for this since I first saw the ridiculous floating, armless, hands.
If you use ALVR then you can technically use hand tracking on vrchat (on pc) by emulating valve index controllers
Nice tip []-)
@@VirtualRealityOasis think I'll chime in here so I was thinking when you said there might one day be a oculus headset with no controllers in the box it seems possible I mean for hand tracking to be that good I'm thinking if not controllers in the box maybe haptic hand tracking gloves come in the box like in ready player one I'd be a pretty long time till then though 🤣 10 years is what I'm guessing for that type of tech I'm thinking more or less the same for VR visors with retinal projection I mean we sort of have that kinda tech now only with LED instead of low powered lasers
Wife: what’s on your mind
Me: 1:06
1:04 ayooooo! 🤨📸
I was just playing cubism and I could tell the difference since last time I used it about a month ago playing hand physics lab
Awesome Update! Thanks a lot for sharing! :D
This came out a while ago. My headset has been updated with this for weeks, just wish more games supported it
I hope that The Climb 2 will become compatible with hand tracking soon. I think that would be epic!
I'm using Bigscreen a lot. So it would be great with that implementation. My room is all about Aviation 😉
The biggest issue with hand tracking is that you kinda need to hold your hands up in front of your face (or at least close enough). Where as if you're just watching TH-cam or scrolling through some menus while sitting or lying on the couch, you can use the controller while your hands are comfortably resting on your sides, kind of like a TV remote.
Fair point. If you see the clip at the end where I talk about the haptic wrist bands they show that exact use case in action []-)
though the idea of the hand tracking was good, just never saw anyone use it well enough to fully switch from controller to controllerless. Having said that, i would Love to see further advancements in hand and body tracking, even if it meant using wrist and ankle bands
I love making VR videos man.
Intrigued, but far too few games/apps that I'd use atm. Thanks for the update info!
Thank you for the information I’ve been wanting to do hand coordination on my oculus quest two
I'm getting a quest 2 because I can finally use my own hands as controllers and the controls look quite simple
There's another team working on a 360° Treadmill for movement in games. (You should probably make a video about it)
Personally I think you should just build Lucas’s VR v4 gloves cause it’s way more consistent better tracking and force feedback
I still haven’t got hand tracking 2.0 and it’s been months. I’m on v40
same
I haven't either, I got excited and went to test it and was fucking disappointed
I've noticed that as soon as I run something that's still on 1.0, everything stays on 1.0 until I restart the headset, maybe that's the problem you have ?
same
I have 2.0
SteamVR needs to include a hand tracking input that headset drivers can target so we can get it in pcvr
Awesome video!
I still think hand tracking is just incredible!
Vacation simulator is very good with hand tracking to and it’s very fun
Unfortunately, the tracking isn't yet reliable for signing. There are some very common hand configurations that the headset simply does not recognize. Also, some signs require anchoring your hand on some part of your body (chest, forehead, chin etc) and the quest simply cannot track that. I still think the tech is a game changer for the hearing impaired, but it still a long way's off.
Thanks so much for the feedback []-)
I had an interesting experience. The hand tracking improvements that are mentioned in this video got worse when I updated to the version advertised. Version 40. My hands did not disappear before the update when I clasped them together. Now they do. WTF? It got worse for me, not better. The improvements seemed to already be in version 39.
1:20 HANDFULL OF GAMES I see what you did there
Thanks for teaching me how to get side quest I’m gonna subscribe also thanks for you’re content
Hello, I am a student who is preparing for graduation work while listening to your lecture in Korea. First of all, thank you so much for the good lecture. I wouldn't be able to graduate if it wasn' I want to take a lecture that prints out different values when the hand rotates with the same finger pose. Please give me a lecture like this. please ㅠㅠ
If they get to the point of tracking ASL , it could probably translate! That would be great, even just for AR conversations while you learn ASL with a deaf friend etc.
One game that could use it perfectly is FNAF: help Wanted, like, it'd be really helpful!
Grabbing fuses to repair foxy, using full palm go close the door in FNAF 1 and use the light in FNAF 2!
I want ocolus vr quest2
its really cool i found that out when i wasnt using controllers
I'm so gonna try this on my headset
Have you heard of Little Castles? It is one of my favorite hand tracking games you should try it out!
maybe equip physical trackers on the fingers?
should improve the functions.
Vr chat needs it, I need to show everyone I think they're number 1
ive had the update for about 1 and a half weeks now, idk why its that late on other peoples headsets
imagine in the future hand tracking is in every game no matter what, so like beat saber has hand tracking, and blade and sourcery has hand tracking
Wait if you dont have the controllers you can still play?
guys this looks awesome but i have q1 is this only on q2 and should i get it?
It's only for Q2 sadly mate []-/
@@VirtualRealityOasis do you have any suggestions for if selling the q1 is a good way to get q2 because i feel left out with all this awesome update coming out
does quest 2 come with hand tracking
I don't understand why they're aren't gloves with icons, such as squares, triangles and circles, to assist in tracking. Or perhaps even gloves that have small leds. Seems like a simple solution
1:05 Nah what was jit doing right there
Is the quest 2 worth getting now or should I wait for the next quest?
Get the quest 2, no mention of a quest 3 so will be awhile
if you are a gamer, get the quest 2.
if you are not a gamer, and want to use it for work related things, wait until the "Project Cambria" releases.
@@CadillacVR if you are a gamer wait for psvr2! Are you a phone game lover buy the quest.
As a sign language user, the 1.0 hand tracking is pretty buggy and lacking. It doesn't track all hand shapes and movements, so I'm interested in how 2.0 will be. Really looking for a company to truly give us an amazing hand tracking remote/camera for VR!
Thanks for the feedback mate, I really appreciate it []-)
1:05 best way to test out new high-tech for the first time lol
Vrchat needs to use the quests hand tracking
Does this work with apps? It’d be nice to enjoy watching media without needing my controllers
Imagine using your Quest to watch movies while traveling in a car, bus, train, or airplane! That’d honestly be amazing
Nice mate.. keep up the good work 👍
Thank you mate! I appreciate it []-)
i'm still on the OG quest and the update is just wonferful. i love the update for the hand tracking and use it as much as possible. i agree BigScreen and other apps needs this feature ASAP as holding the controls makes zero sense and kind of annoying at times
Haven’t touched my quest 2 in months. I think i might be done.
This seems really cool I’m going to try it!
I feel like controllers, like the Index controllers, are actually better because instead of just grabbing the air, it actually feels like you are holding a real thing. It feels incredibly weird to hold a gun with hand tracking but with controllers, it feels normal.
1:05 dude you're doing too much 😂😂
They'd need to add some kind of finger tip or ring type peripherals I think, no haptic feedback is no good. Glad they are continuing to work on the tech though ;)
Edir: or a wristband :p
pro tip for better tracking: wear black gloves (or a diffrent colur of you have a black carpet)
Vacation Simulator also was updated for 2.0 hand tracking
Yep! I listed it in the description []-)
New hand tracking update
Mike: *does sus things indeed*
Amazing hand tracking 2.0
Imma start my occulus quest right away!! Cheers
Hmmm 🤔. I hope that the hand tracking will be great for VR. Especially when it comes with update v41.
sounds amazing !
Wow 🤩 so perfect
I don't think hand tracking works all too well for me. but it's probably because my headset has a general tracking issue. I'm thinking about just getting a new one and selling my current one since this one just really sucks when it comes to the visual glitches.