Uploaded July 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
When you calibrate Glycon (starting in v40), Glycon expects trackers to be located in these positions, and this video shows why.
The only requirements are that you have three (two hands and a head), and those can be HMD and hand controllers, or any mix of trackers.
Beyond that, Glycon expects feet and arms to have paired trackers. So, you either put a tracker on each elbow or neither elbow. Each foot or neither feet. Each knee or no knees.
And then you can also have a waist and a chest tracker.
This is some behind the scene explanation of the valid locations that Glycon expects trackers to be in, and why it works that way.
Please email me (ChiltonWebb@gmail.com) if you have any questions.
glycon3d.com
When you calibrate Glycon (starting in v40), Glycon expects trackers to be located in these positions, and this video shows why.
The only requirements are that you have three (two hands and a head), and those can be HMD and hand controllers, or any mix of trackers.
Beyond that, Glycon expects feet and arms to have paired trackers. So, you either put a tracker on each elbow or neither elbow. Each foot or neither feet. Each knee or no knees.
And then you can also have a waist and a chest tracker.
This is some behind the scene explanation of the valid locations that Glycon expects trackers to be in, and why it works that way.
Please email me (ChiltonWebb@gmail.com) if you have any questions.
glycon3d.com
