I'm trying to find out if there is a way to determine which Vive controller is being used when there is only a single one. With OpenVR this information is available. I'm wondering if this is possible with A-Frame?
A-Frame: Is there an easy way to determine which Vive controller is being used if only one turned on?
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When you set the controllers, you set the handedness:
Just see which one of those hands becomes active. You could check its position/rotation are non-zero. Or in the upcoming release, you could do like:
A-Frame currently uses just the index of the Gamepad array to determine left/right. To manually check which controller is connected, you can call the Gamepad API: