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I am going to also be tinkering with this idea.
Leap Motion tracking + Wii Remotes for button pressing with Mayflash Wireless Sensor Dolphin Bar

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sensor bar is completely pointless since you'd need a massive amount for that idea to be useful Support for the buttons would be excellent though

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WiiMote support would be great, I might try to get it working too once my kinect usb cable ships for roomscale.

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Actually, it looks like the leap motion can't sense your hands while holding a Wii remote, I might try adapting this into a Kinect plugin with wiimote support.

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Worked ok when I tried a small flashlight. The only thing was the hand
orientation was off

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Actually, it looks like the leap motion can't sense your hands while
holding a Wii remote, I might try adapting this into a Kinect plugin with
wiimote support.

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Works ok if your back hand is facing the leap, but not if the remote is, which is how you hold a vive controller and a wii remote normally.

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Seems like a great idea. If tool tracking was working or a new hand model was out it would solve all the tracking problems.
The wiimote with leap motion could work like a vive controller hack!

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It would kind of work like a vive wand. Being able to hold an xbox
controller sideways could also kind of work. It's not very comfy but xinput
may not be too bad to integrate, and you could map one of the sticks to the
touch pad.

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Seems like a great idea. If tool tracking was working or a new hand model
was out it would solve all the tracking problems.
The wiimote with leap motion could work like a vive controller hack!

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Leap motion isn't too good at sensing hands holding objects in my testing. Is it different for you guys?

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I am sure its really easy to make a DIY controller for your hand.
I will try to use an old wireless gamepad that still works and extend the buttons to a slim glove.
Its easy to use a button that is pressed when you touch your index finger with the top of your thumb and the middle finger with the base of the thumb to simulate grab and click.
More buttons are available and a hat switch could emulate the touch pad.
Only problem i see is mapping those buttons to simulate vive...

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Actually, the Wii remote works great with leap motion. I do not know why it wasn't working earlier.

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@Ajay-Ramachandran have you implemented direct input support for the wii motes?

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@Nobbs66 No, I decided to wait until my Kinect cord came in to see how well that worked. I am working on the plugin now, For now I am making it a Kinect + Wiimote driver, but after I might port it back to leap motion. Since I am using Kinect for roomscale, I have to be far from the kinect, making using the leap motion kinda hard.

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@Ajay-Ramachandran Ahh. I'd implement the Dinput and Xinput support myself, but the driver will never compile for me

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I haven't tried compiling yet, oh no... I hope it works. And for Wiimotes you can use https://github.com/grandelli/WiiC

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Did you get the error on g_ClientTrackedDeviceProvider "abstract class type not allowed", I am getting that

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Yep, that's what I got every time

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Darn

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Ahh, thanks. I'll try to add some Xinput support tonight. Might be able to
use an xbox controller sideways and have the analog stick for the track pad

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You just have to add override in driver_leap.h

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You have to download OpenVR SDK 1.0.0 to fix it actually, I would love to know when your done that! Good Luck! I will be working on Kinect now.

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I am really interested on the results. The xbox controller idea is not bad at all and i would love to try it.

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Actually i think Bluetooth controllers would work best

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hi guys,
someone could explain me how is possible to mapping a Bluetooth controller as vive wand controller's buttons in combination to leap motion hand tracking?
I tried uselessly to customize steamvr.vrsettings but the open driver goes to crash.

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@dilandoc I'm trying to do this with wiimotes and a FreePIE script (basically emulate hydras and then use the vive-hydra driver)

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and so how's your work going on @ajayyy?

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@dilandoc Not very well, here is a link to some people testing it: https://www.reddit.com/r/vridge/comments/5o1hk1/wiimote_leap_motion_controls_freepie_plugin/dck01zk/

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