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Plugin for using PSMove as input in Unity 5 PRO (I think this will work in free Unity 5. After looking at the docs it looks like the free version allows you to marshall native API calls, but this needs testing).

Check out this video to see some tracking in action.

This is adapted from the psmove-ue4 plugin and inspired by UniMove.

Overview

This library is inteded as a way for Unity5 Pro developers to iterate at their desk on tracked VR controller games/applications when you have limited or no access other advanced tracking solutions in the office. The PS3 Move controller on the PC has tracking that isn't as good as Valve's or Oculus' solution, but with some filtering, it's good enough for developer iteration, and it's super cheap.

This library is built on top of the psmoveapi, a C library for reading raw data from a PS move controller. As awesome as the base psmove library is, it was missing a few pieces of functionality that made it work well for VR applications. Cboulay and I have been adding new VR specific functionality in his fork of psmoveapi. My fork has the most recent changes, but I try and push most my work to his fork, with the exception of the experimental 32-bit CLEye Server work I did to allow the CLEye driver to work in 64-bit applications (like Unity). Point being, if you want to make tweaks to the psmoveapi.dll or psmovetracker.dll used by this plugin, you'll need to clone my fork, not cboulay's and build it locally.

This plugin works in Windows 64-bit (7/8.1/10). It should work in OS X but I still need to build the psmove libs on that platform.

Working features

• Position and orientation of multiple controllers.
• Button presses trigger events.
• Trigger-button value (0-255)
• Set vibration (0-255)
• Controller color changes
• Coregistration with the Oculus DK2
• Position tracking filter (using Kalman filter or LowPass filter)
• Yaw-drift free orientation filter using Iterative Jacobian Gradient Descent algorithm

Planned features

• Improving ps3eye camera driver performance (pretty terrible frame capture perf at the moment due to libusb in Windows)
• Integration with psmove windows service/unix daemon
• Elminate the requirement to need Unity Pro (get the controller data via socket connection to the service)

Install & Use

Read the Wiki.