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Just use "Video Renderer for 3D VR180, VR360", you dont need anything else, and you dont need to setup 2 cameras, it will capture 3d VR180 frames, use "Render mode: VR180 stereo", you will only need to combine it afterwards, you can use avidemux for that :unsure...

Yes, it does, you can record finger/hand movement using embody and timeline. It will be set to JSON automatically when you add fingers in timeline

Hand/finger tracking of quest 2 is definitely working with VAM, using with ALVR, and it can be recorded using embody/timeline, you do have to keep your hands in front of the quest 2 headset thought (y)

Its very easy to animate if you have a VR device, like quest2/3, you can simply record motions in VR, its very easy, and it will look very convincing (y)

Sorry, I am not sure, ALVR is free, you could just try it :unsure:

I am not sure about performance, I am quite happy with ALVR, but I've never used VD :unsure:

Finger/hand tracking is working using ALVR, you could use that (and ALVR can be used with usb cable)

And you can record your morphs, same way you record your controls, Timeline is awesome! (y)

There is a script "UIButtonKeyboardShortcut", by vamtaco, it does exactly what you want, it presses a UIButton with a keyboard key of your choice

You can track fingers in VAM using Quest 2 if you use ALVR

I think all of these ai mocap solutions are only good for very basic motions at this moment, and the resulting BVH file will most likely not be using Genesis 2 skeleton//bone names, so you would have to retarget it to Genesis 2 body for it to work with VAM, so its just not worth the hassle :unsure:

Yes, you can use builtin VAM animation recording or you can use Timeline recording, it works more or less the same, but Timeline is probably better because you can have multiple animations at the same time. You select controllers you want to animate, start recording and move selected controllers...

We don't really need this, its very easy to create mocap animations in VAM using any VR headset, oculus quest 2 for example Hint: you don't have to record the whole body at once, record one hand, rewind, record another hand, rewind, record hips, head, and so on, very easy and fun! :)

Its just easier to adapt to the way VAM works in this case. Spawn something -> move it out of the way, easy :)