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===Setting up Playstation Eye=== | ===Setting up Playstation Eye=== | ||
| − | Adapted from [https://github.com/cboulay/psmove-ue4/wiki/Windows-PSEye-Setup this] | + | Adapted from [https://github.com/cboulay/psmove-ue4/wiki/Windows-PSEye-Setup this] guide. |
# Navigate to /move_api/Install/PS Eye/ | # Navigate to /move_api/Install/PS Eye/ | ||
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*Try installing the WinUSB driver with Zadig instead. | *Try installing the WinUSB driver with Zadig instead. | ||
*Ensure the Eye is the only USB device connected to the USB hub if possible. | *Ensure the Eye is the only USB device connected to the USB hub if possible. | ||
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| + | ===Setting up a Playstation Move Controller=== | ||
| + | Adapted from [https://github.com/cboulay/psmove-ue4/wiki/Windows-Controller-Setup this] guide. | ||
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| + | #Make sure the controller has charge before beginning or you won't be able to pair via bluetooth. | ||
| + | #*NOTE: Windows 10 and wall chargers have trouble charging the Move Controller. | ||
| + | #*Windows 7 and Mac work from my own testing. | ||
| + | #*When the controller is charged pressing the 'PS' button will cause the LED on the controller to flash. | ||
| + | #Navigate to /move_api/Install/PS Move/ | ||
| + | #Use the 'psmovepair.exe' utility to save the Bluetooth address to the controller. The util will fail past this point though. | ||
| + | #'''Warning:''' This step is easily the most frustrating. The controller seems to pair fairly randomly, once it does pair it works well. <br>That said, run 'psmove-pair-win.exe'. | ||
| + | #*Press the 'PS' button and allow the utility to run. If the LED stops flashing press the 'PS' button again. | ||
| + | #*Basically continue this process until you get a successful connection, there doesn't seem to be a trick to it unfortunately. | ||
| + | #*NOTE: If the controller is low on battery a successful connection can look like its still pairing (flashing LED) | ||
| + | #Once the controller has paired run the 'magnetometer_calibration.exe' utility. | ||
| + | ##Rotate the controller until you get a value 250+ | ||
| + | ##Stand the controller on its end on a flat surface with the 'PS' button facing you. | ||
==Additional Information== | ==Additional Information== | ||
Revision as of 17:34, 19 January 2016
Contents |
Project Overview
This project is an attempt to create a simple interface to the PS Move API via a local UDP server.
Installation
Download for Windows.
Setting up Playstation Eye
Adapted from this guide.
- Navigate to /move_api/Install/PS Eye/
- Insert PS Eye into an USB 2.0 port or above. Should appear as 'USB Camera-B4.09.24.1' or something similar in device manager.
- Run Zadig and install libusb-win32 onto 'USB Camera-B4.09.24.1' (Interface 0 on my machine)
- Don't install onto 'Interface 1', this will already have usbaudio installed.
- If no devices appear for installation tick "Options->'List All Devices'"
- Test the performance of the camera with 'test_camera.exe'.
If there is visible tearing/laggy footage:
- Try installing the WinUSB driver with Zadig instead.
- Ensure the Eye is the only USB device connected to the USB hub if possible.
Setting up a Playstation Move Controller
Adapted from this guide.
- Make sure the controller has charge before beginning or you won't be able to pair via bluetooth.
- NOTE: Windows 10 and wall chargers have trouble charging the Move Controller.
- Windows 7 and Mac work from my own testing.
- When the controller is charged pressing the 'PS' button will cause the LED on the controller to flash.
- Navigate to /move_api/Install/PS Move/
- Use the 'psmovepair.exe' utility to save the Bluetooth address to the controller. The util will fail past this point though.
- Warning: This step is easily the most frustrating. The controller seems to pair fairly randomly, once it does pair it works well.
That said, run 'psmove-pair-win.exe'.- Press the 'PS' button and allow the utility to run. If the LED stops flashing press the 'PS' button again.
- Basically continue this process until you get a successful connection, there doesn't seem to be a trick to it unfortunately.
- NOTE: If the controller is low on battery a successful connection can look like its still pairing (flashing LED)
- Once the controller has paired run the 'magnetometer_calibration.exe' utility.
- Rotate the controller until you get a value 250+
- Stand the controller on its end on a flat surface with the 'PS' button facing you.
Additional Information
Developers
Software Developer
- Lachlan Smith
Project Advisor
- Jurgen Schulze
