SlimeTora

The rewrite is now complete. Future updates will now be in the parent repo, thank you all for the support! https://github.com/OCSYT/SlimeTora

A program that connects the HaritoraX trackers to the SlimeVR server, currently supporting the HaritoraX Wireless with other trackers coming soon. Supports Bluetooth and the GX(6/2) communication dongles.

Screenshots

Connection section	Tracker info section
Global settings section	Per-tracker settings page (chest)
About section	Debugging section

Features

• Use of haritorax-interpreter package to process tracker data
• Bluetooth and GX(6/2) support (with all at the same time supported)
• Set tracker settings per-tracker
• Localization support
  • You can help translate the program! Clone the repo and make a new file under /src/static/languages/ with a two-letter language identifier (ending with .json, e.g. jp.json)!
• Linux support
  • This was done as SlimeVR is supported on Linux, and the first time HaritoraX trackers work on Linux!
  • ..however this is not tested at all. Please let us know if there are issues.
• Tracker visualization
• Magnetometer statuses
• Censor tracker serial numbers
• Debugging options
• ..and many more improvements coming soon!

Known issues

• (?) GX tracker settings may be unreliable
  • This seems to be really random, unsure if there's something wrong with my testing, device, or if there's a random race condition.
  • Either way, would use HaritoraConfigurator instead if you do not need per-tracker settings.
• Battery information is slightly inaccurate on first connection
  • Fixes after the tracker reports the battery information by itself
• Battery data sent to SlimeVR server isn't per-tracker
  • Cannot really fix this, instead the program sends the lowest battery data from all the trackers to the server

How to use

• Install the SlimeVR server
• Download and run the latest SlimeTora release
• Select the mode to connect to the trackers (BT/GX or both)
• (GX(6/2) dongles) Select up up to 4 COM ports that your trackers are on (3 if only using GX6, 4 if using GX6+GX2)
  • Usually, this is the first four (consecutive) available ports. COM1/COM2 are usually already used by other devices, so the ports are likely COM3, COM4, COM5 (and COM6 for GX2)
  • Check Device Manager to see what ports are being used by the trackers as USB Serial Devices
• Start the SlimeVR server
• Turn on your trackers and press Start connection
• Assign your trackers in SlimeVR server and enjoy! :)

Development

• Clone the project - git clone https://github.com/JovannMC/SlimeTora.git
• Install the dependencies - npm i
• Start the dev environment - npm start or npm run dev