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Vive Tracker 3.0 Mount
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Update: Due to the vibration sensitivity of the Tracker 3.0 this currently is not usable in most titles even with the damping.
Edit: changed to WIP as I'm adding sorbothane damping and experimenting to reduce vibrations.
This is a mount for an HTC Vive Tracker 3 to a Profile SimRig. I included a mirrored set that allows mounting on the left or right side of the rig depending on your lighthouse orientation.
I have my light houses mounted to the front left corner and right rear corner of my VR room and both light houses have a good view of the tracker.
The bolt pattern is for the vertical 40x120mm upright of a SimLab P1.
The vertical profile will need to be threaded with an M8 tap.
This bolts to the profile with 2 x M8x55mm socket head bolts.
The tracker is attached with a 1/4x20 x 1" bevel head bolt
The Tracker mount is angled at 5 degrees which when combined with a 0.2mm layer height creates a nice grippy stairstep pattern.
You may need to slightly rotat
Edit: changed to WIP as I'm adding sorbothane damping and experimenting to reduce vibrations.
This is a mount for an HTC Vive Tracker 3 to a Profile SimRig. I included a mirrored set that allows mounting on the left or right side of the rig depending on your lighthouse orientation.
I have my light houses mounted to the front left corner and right rear corner of my VR room and both light houses have a good view of the tracker.
The bolt pattern is for the vertical 40x120mm upright of a SimLab P1.
The vertical profile will need to be threaded with an M8 tap.
This bolts to the profile with 2 x M8x55mm socket head bolts.
The tracker is attached with a 1/4x20 x 1" bevel head bolt
The Tracker mount is angled at 5 degrees which when combined with a 0.2mm layer height creates a nice grippy stairstep pattern.
You may need to slightly rotat
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