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Well, they are indeed way less expensive but if you want to go for the Crowdsupply option be prepared for some delays (I originally bought them there on September 22, and they are estimated to ship on June 23). Also, I don't know if mocap is the right use-case for this trackers... Their...

1. Getting your SlimeVR trackers You can go for the official Crowdsupply option, or build it yourself. Buying it already made guarantees a good quality trackers (and no technical knowledge needed), while building it yourself is quicker and cheaper. From this point I'm gonna assume that you're...

To contrast my previous post, I wanted to check if my laptop (Alienware X15) could give better results. It has a much powerful single-core CPU (i9-12900H), but besides technically having a better GPU it gives worse performance (probably due to thermal issues). The first image is the result on...

My results on using an AMD 3950X and RTX 3070. 3DMark reports a score of 13,218 (graphics 13,345 - cpu 12,545). Edit: For the RAM, I'm using x4 Kingston HyperX Fury Black DDR4 at 3200Mhz (CL16)

They are great, but it's true that in some situations they may be off by 3cm or so. The problem is that they are affected by something called drift: each time you move, their position/rotation will be slightly wrong. After some minutes (~15) you'll have to recalibrate. The good news is that in...

Where can you see "generic"? (translation from the image) There's only "disabled", "in hand", "right/left feet", "right/left shoulder", "right/left elbow", "right/left knee", "waist", "hip", "camera" and "keyboard".

I'm trying the SlimeVR trackers and they does work with hip-feet configuration (and for only around ~80$), but I'd like to add also the knees for better tracking (for how SlimeVR works it's "free"; just toggling an option) and I can see them on SteamVR, but once I open VAM the knees disappear...