/r/Pitool
This subreddit is a resource for software developers to discuss Pimax's open source software and to post custom software releases, and for users to make software feature requests for implementation.
This subreddit is a resource for software developers to discuss Pimax's open source software and to post custom software releases, and for users to make software feature requests for implementation.
/r/Pitool
Title says it all. After updating none of my trackers/controllers turn off automatically when closing down PiTool I even un-paired all devices. Paired controllers first with no tracker dongles plugged in and then paired trackers and still not turning off without me doing in manually which is annoying to do. Anyway I can just roll back to previous version of PiTool?
Can someone please explain why the Github repo isn't being kept up to date with the latest builds? Can the latest code be forked from somewhere else?
Thanks.
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Change Software IPD values; -15 to +15
So far I could not find the relevant source code for chevron LED color settings.
Seems to be in the firmware and not in PiTool.
May have overlooked something.
Did anybody find the relevent code?
Found the revelant source code:
piservice.h line 516: const float deviation = 0.1;
piservice.cpp line 531 to 542:
bool PiService::hmdNoMoving()
{
float mX,mY,mZ;
if(svc_success==svc_getHmdPosition(m_Handle,&mX,&mY,&mZ)
&& (abs(mX-hmdX)>deviation||abs(mY-hmdY)>deviation||abs(mZ-hmdZ)>deviation))
{
hmdX = mX;
hmdY = mY;
hmdZ = mZ;
return false;
}
return true;
Would be nice if somebody could add an UI for the deviation value.
I would like to see automatic on/off for parallel reprojection depending on the game you are playing.
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Discussion - General discussion about Pitool features, or issues you have with Pitool.
Help - Programming discussion about something you may be trying to achieve in Python, but are having issues with.
Bug - Report a software bug you have experienced in Pimax's global open source version of Pitool. Bugs in specific custom release versions should be directed and tagged in the comments of that versions release thread.
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Modded Version: X.XXX (RGB headlight presets added/Distortion algorithm improved) (with added features in brackets after version number, although this is not enforced.)
Subreddit Rules
Keep all subject matter in posts and comments related to Pitool and Pitool related subjects, such as SteamVR and Python. General discussion of Pitool related features and requests are permitted.
No NSFW, vulgar or trolling posts or comments, or anything that would otherwise commonsensically breach most online TOS.
You must add a flair to your posts in order to indicate what your post is about.
Posts about general feature requests you'd like to see in the global open source version of Pitool are fine to be posted with a Request flair.
Requests to a specific developer for a certain adjustment, feature, modification, bug or addition you'd like to see in their custom modded version of Pitool which is already released, must be posted in the release thread for that modded software version.
Flair Legend
Discussion - General discussion about Pitool features, or issues you have with Pitool.
Help - Programming discussion about something you may be trying to achieve in Python, but are having issues with.
Bug - Report a software bug you have experienced in Pimax's global open source version of Pitool. Bugs in specific custom releases versions should be directed and tagged in the comments of that versions release thread.
Request - Use this flair if your post is about a feature request you'd like to see implemented in a Pitool version, or a specific Pitool version.
Release - Use this flair for posting a modified version release of Pitool, or if you're advertising an approved implemented feature in Pimax's global open source version. Make sure you give credit to the developer and you indicate what features were added. Ideally you should put in the title :
Global feature added: / Modded Version X.XXX: (RGB headlight presets added/Distortion algorithm improved)
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