[BUG] FBT calibration not working

[ahmedjacop68]

🤔 Current Behavior

so i got media pipe pose to get full body tracking using cameras, and it worked in vrchat like a charm, but when I tried in questcraft it did show that I was using full-body tracking but when I went to calibrate it, i did the T pose, but when I press the triggers like it says, it does nothing

✅ Expected Behavior

when I do the t-pose and press the triggers it should successfully calibrate

🥽 Headset Details

Quest build: latest version (I forgot the number)
Device: Quest 3S
QuestCraft Ver: 6.0.0
media pipe pose Ver: 0.7 beta using the Galaxy Tab A7 Lite as a camera with IV cam

ℹ️ Anything else?

[RealityXP]

FBT isn't supported on questcraft, none of the dev team has it so how it even got that far is shocking

[ahmedjacop68]

I don't know it probably have something to do with Vivecraft adding osc support

[ahmedjacop68]

and that calibrate button only shows up when you have full body trackers in vivecraft

[RealityXP]

main thing is that we use a modified version of vivecraft, primarily to use OpenXR which is more experimental than the "normal" OpenVR that steam still uses. It could be a bug with that, it could also be a bug where it knows OSC is valid but can't read the trackers, would probably keep this open but there isn't any way to test unless a developer got their hands on some slimes (DIY or otherwise) or anything else with OSC compat.

[ahmedjacop68]

the full body tracking I'm using only requires a camera and a computer, if they have that, the devs could probably test it

[greenisacolour]

I noticed this too but I have SlimeVR trackers, vivecraft is properly receiving the OSC data from the SlimeVR program and displaying the trackers as grey cubes in-game when attempting to FBT Calibrate, and the only thing stopping it from working is that it seemingly isn't receiving the double trigger confirmation for calibration. it also says something about unlabeled trackers causing temporary calibration but that shouldn't stop it from calibrating at all

[ahmedjacop68]

this undeniably proves that full body tracking is more than possible in questcraft

[thejudge156]

This goes with some upstream OpenXR stuff