Free 3D printable Vive Tracker Attachments And Instructions
Any version, but you should probably have a Vive Tracker. It's not very useful on its own.
Got a VR Headset?
*poof*
Now you have a Mocap suit.
So you're a little impatient Well I am, too.
So here's how you can build your own Vive Tracker attachment that attaches to clothes. You'll need a 3D printer and 35 cents. 37 cents with tax.
So here's how you can build your own Vive Tracker attachment that attaches to clothes. You'll need a 3D printer and 35 cents. 37 cents with tax.
Got a VR Headset?
*poof*
Now you have a Mocap suit.
Step 1: Steal a 3D printer or I guess, buy one.
If you don't have one, stop here and just order the $40 belt attachments off Amazon and wait a few days.
So you're a little impatient Well I am, too. I'm writing this while I know that my vive tracker belt will be here tomorrow. So here's how you can build your own Vive Tracker attachment that attaches to clothes. You'll need a 3D printer and 35 cents. 37 cents with tax.
But again, you can just buy a set for about $30. See conveniently placed ad for more info. --->
But again, you can just buy a set for about $30. See conveniently placed ad for more info. --->
Got a VR Headset?
*poof*
Now you have a Mocap suit.
Head to the hardware store and buy a 1/4 x 1/2 Hex Bolt
(part# 396434 at Lowes)
(part# 396434 at Lowes)
Here's a picture. B
Here's how you can 3d print a Vive tracker attachment. You'll need a 1/4 x 1/2 hex bolt and a 3D printer.
Here's how you can 3d print a Vive tracker attachment. You'll need a 1/4 x 1/2 hex bolt and a 3D printer.
Look for the 1/4" - 20 bolts.
They look like this. I bought these at Lowes.
If you print the attachment below, the screw will fit into it like this.
Screw the bolt into the tracker, and line it up so a flat edge is towards the spike with the LED.
Then gently slide the attachment onto it.
Unscrew it slightly, then push the bolt as far back into the attachment as possible.
If you do it right, the Tracker's LED spike will point upward when the attachment is on something.
(And on that note I just realized my attachment is on upside down in the photo. So, redo the last step :D )
Here's the STL. In the following link, I've included the large attachment shown above, which works for caps, bands, belts, and shoe laces, and a smaller one for attaching under smaller shoe laces...
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3550999
Please let me know if you need any help! (ChiltonWebb at Gmail Dot Com)
Unscrew it slightly, then push the bolt as far back into the attachment as possible.
If you do it right, the Tracker's LED spike will point upward when the attachment is on something.
(And on that note I just realized my attachment is on upside down in the photo. So, redo the last step :D )
Here's the STL. In the following link, I've included the large attachment shown above, which works for caps, bands, belts, and shoe laces, and a smaller one for attaching under smaller shoe laces...
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3550999
Please let me know if you need any help! (ChiltonWebb at Gmail Dot Com)
