Whenever an avatar is spawned into a world or the user's home, the avatar's feet always have an apparent gap between them that appears to be about 4". If my IRL user's feet are positioned farther apart than 0" when the spawn occurs, the mapping of IRL feet to avatar feet is incorrect. I've included two images, taken when my IRL feet are about 6" apart. When my avatar spawns into a world, one of the images shows the initial avatar foot positions, with about 4" spacing, despite my IRL foot positions. The other image shows what happens to the avatar's feet when I close my IRL foot gap from 6" to 0"; the avatar's feet cross! This looks really weird and breaks immersion, especially when dancing! For reference, am wearing Tundra trackers attached to the top of my feet.
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alexelia When you boot-up VRChat with the required trackers paired with SteamVR, it will automatically detect that you are in "Full-Body" mode causing new options to appear in the UI. Before using full body tracking you must click the "Calibrate FBT" button in your quick-menu, and you will have small spheres on the points where your trackers are located. This is called Calibration Mode.
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HammondWry Yes, the VRChat calibration works very well, especially because of the huge variation of avatar types with differing rig dimensions and proportions. It would be nice for Sansar to implement a similar calibration strategy.
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fightingroosters - Enter Calibration mode by booting into VRChat while wearing Full-Body tracking and clicking the "Calibrate" button in the Quick Menu.
- Align yourself with your avatar so you're "inside" of it.
- Align your feet with your avatar's feet using the spheres.
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HammondWry Thanks to all you VRChat enthusiasts, but this bug is for FBT problems on the Sansar platform!
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Notholl When would we be able to expect a form where you can accomplish more than kick pumpkins and monster checker pieces? I attempted to find no less than one illustration of intelligence geometry dash of that and don't tracked down anything. How far away so I realize when it's worth to return and return to?
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MarceloLedger You may need to recalibrate or adjust the tracking settings within the application or platform. Look for options related to avatar calibration or foot tracking and see if there are any settings that can be tweaked to improve the alignment between your real-world feet and the avatar's feet. Thanks
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