Oculus Quest Hand Tracking with Photon PUN

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madhawa
madhawa ✭
in Photon Unity Networking (PUN)
Does anyone know how to use Oculus Quest hand Tracking with Photon?

I managed to use Oculus controllers but not the actual hand tracking. Appreciate any insight on this?

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  • Matias
    Matias ✭
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    madhawa wrote: »
    Does anyone know how to use Oculus Quest hand Tracking with Photon?

    I managed to use Oculus controllers but not the actual hand tracking. Appreciate any insight on this?

    I have the same problem. I found a lot of people asking about it but can't find any clue about how to do it. Please any hint would be super nice to start!
  • Tobias
    Tobias admin
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    The hand tracking itself is a matter of how to use the Quest API.
    For networking, it's interesting to get the state of the hand entity. The question is if you can get and apply it (on the receiving side). Normally, Oculus had the APIs for that but we did not try this one.
    Sorry, we can't help in more detail, unless you are asking how to actually send the data.

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