Hi, maybe I've missed a part somewhere, if that is the case - sorry, but is there or will there be any integration with other interactive toys apart from the Handy directly with the Quest 2? E.g - Kiiroo Keon or Launch?
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Native support for interactive bluetooth devices will be added in the future, but I'm still waiting on the buttplug.io dev to package the library for Android. In the meantime, if you have a PC with bluetooth capabilities, you can use the HereSphere timestamp server with ScriptPlayer (a third party PC application).
Hello @HereSphere
I think that the timestamp server doesn't work as intended. It looks like scriptplayer is jumping from time frame to the next time frame but it isn't playing the events between. You can easily check that if you connect scriptplayer to the heresphere app. The timeline moves step by step but not continuously.
I'm using heresphere 0.6 (full) and one of the latest beta of scriptplayer.
Everything is fine with deovr with the same settings.
I wasn't able to reproduce your issue. When using ScriptPlayer v1.1.1 and also the latest ScriptPlayer beta, the scripts are playing fine on my system. The timeline moves continuously, seeks work, and play/pause also works. I wonder if there's some connectivity issue causing the problem.
How have you set up the timestamp server in HereSphere? I recommend pressing the button next to the HereSphere timestamp server IP to get the local IP address of your Quest 2. Input that into the ScriptPlayer DeoVR IP, with the port appended after the colon. Restart ScriptPlayer after changing the IP. If necessary, add your script folder to the ScriptPlayer Path settings (if using XBVR, you'll need to also download your scripts from XBVR to get the correct title). Then enable the DeoVR player in ScriptPlayer, and it should work, at least it does on my setup.
If it still doesn't work, can you provide more info about how you're playing the video? Like, is it a local file, SMB, or XBVR? Does it happen with all your videos/scripts? Is the video duration in ScriptPlayer correct?
If I look here : https://deovr.com/app/doc#remote-control
you must send the playbackspeed as a float but if I connect putty to your application I can see that you send it as an integer. Not sure if it's the issue...