A background service that manages multiple PSMove Controllers and PS3 Eye Cameras. Clients connect to the service and stream PSMove Controller state (position, orientation and button presses). Also included are a visual client front-end for controller/tracker configuration as well as a plugin for SteamVR. The FAQ is a good starting point for any specific questions you may have about the project.
NOTE This is alpha software still heavily in development. If you are downloading this project to play games on SteamVR please be aware that this tool may not work for the game you want to play so buyer beware. That said, if you are feeling brave and want to test this we appriciate the feedback about what works and what doesn't.
You can download prebuilt releases (Windows only at the moment) from the Releases page. Then follow the initial setup instructions found in the wiki. If you run into problems take a look at the Troubleshooting Page first. If that doesn't help you fix your issue, look at the issues page to see if anyone else has the same problem. If not, feel free to post a new issue.
If you want to make modifications to the service or want to debug it, you can build the project from source by following the Building-from-source instructions. Currently supported build platforms are Win10 and OS X with Linux support hopefully coming in the near future.
- Ongoing Stabilization of service and SteamVR plugin
- DualShock4 Controller Support
- PSNavi Controller Support
- PS4 Camera Support
- Support for other webcams (need camera calibration tool)
- Position smoothing and prediction (via Unscented Kalman Filter)
- C99 client interface to make interfacing with other languages (Python, C#) easier
- Integration with PSMove-UE4
- Integration with PSMove-Unity5
- Linux support
- Integration with OSVR
#Attribution Special thanks to the following people who helped make this project possible:
- Thomas Perl and his psmoveapi project which laid the groundwork for this project.
- Alexander Nitch and his work on psmove-pair-win that enabled psmove controller pairing over Bluetooth on Windows. Alex also did nearly all of the investigation into the PSMove communication protocol.
- Eugene Zatepyakin and his PS3EYEDriver project which enabled access to the PS3Eye camera.
- Ritesh Oedayrajsingh Varma and his work on PS3EYEDriver enabling improved camera polling performance (consistent 60fps)
- Frédéric Lopez and his work on PS-Move-Setup that enabled co registration of and HMD with the PSMove.