While you obviously would like a VR goggle view to precisely follow your head movements, you can not do that if you want to have the view on a screen in front of you. It is the number of axis the view can be rotated or translated around or along.įor example would simple horizontal panning be 1 DoF (in essence rotation around the Z axis), while all translations and rotations would be 6 DoF (rotation around x, y and z + translation along x, y and z). No need showing the same thing twice now that your Eye Tracker is streaming at the same latency on Twitch! I would recommend only disabling the overlay and saving it in case you ever need to make changes in the future.Degrees of freedom (DoF) are very common measure of the capability of a head tracking solution.
When everything is setup to your liking, you can disable or remove the Tobii Ghost overlay within your broadcasting software.Eye Tracker technology is always rising in popularity, but you’re sure to have some viewers who have no idea what they’re seeing! Let the people know! If you’re a Streamlabs or StreamElements user, I suggest adding a command to your Chatbot that will inform your viewers what exactly this mysterious orb that’s floating around your gameplay actually is.While viewers will always have the option to augment your Eye Tracker’s presentation from their end, many viewers will likely stick with your default settings. Remember to choose the default colors and shape of your Eye Tracker to fit your Twitch stream presence.Here are some helpful tips that simply build upon what you’ve already accomplished. Your initial setup is complete and your Tobii Eye Tracker 4C is now always ready to go every time you go live on Twitch. Open your Tobii Ghost application and under Settings, take note of the Latency to Twitch section at the bottom. Choose whatever color you’re only doing this to make it easier to differentiate between the Eye Tracker overlay and the Twitch extension.Īfter a new color is selected, it’s time to sync latency. The option to change colors will be found in the Tobii Ghost tab that’s placed on top of your Twitch stream. Let’s change that.Ī good tip is to first change the color of the Eye Tracker on the Twitch stream from the widget that your viewers will also have access to. This is the overlay from OBS (or whatever streaming software you use) and the Twitch Tobii Ghost widget showing the same Eye Tracker movement, but at different latencies. On your Twitch stream, you should now see two Eye Trackers moving (as best they can) together. Give it a skim and close the message out. This is an introductory alert from Tobii that will catch them up to speed on what an Eye Tracker is and what controls they have over the Eye Tracker as a viewer. Immediately, you should notice that a notification will appear for any viewer joining your Twitch stream.
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