[Alex [Tobii]]

Hi @jhcover
If you are trying to build some sort of Windows Control solution then there’s already a solution from Tobii Dynavox:

If you are building something custom, you could try using one of these methods to capture the texture:
https://github.com/mika-sandbox/dotnet-window-capture
and then crop the rect using gaze data from Tobii Stream Engine API:

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[Alex [Tobii]]

Hi @ashbywaywestgmail-com
Could you please text me on Discord alex8b#9170 and we will take a look.

[Alex [Tobii]]

Hi @niill,

Unfortunately, this flow is not possible with SRanipal/Tobii XR SDK.

[Alex [Tobii]]

Hi @keiyasuzuka
Thanks for the logs, I replied to you by email.

[Alex [Tobii]]

Could you please collect and send the logs in Tobii Experience using the troubleshooter menu? Please do it right after the problem occurs.

[Alex [Tobii]]

Thank you @keiyasuzuka !
I sent the report to the dev team.

[Alex [Tobii]]

Hi @nba121

There are some third-party tools such as Project Iris that let you navigate and control the camera in any game – http://iris.xcessity.at/
It’s best to check the status with the developer since I heard that the project is half abandoned.

For Minecraft, there’s an accessibility mod called EyeMine – https://www.specialeffect.org.uk/eyemine

There were attempts to make accessibility mods for some other games like Hearthstone –

and Faeria

but they didn’t make it to release.

[Alex [Tobii]]

Hi @keiyasuzuka

Sorry to hear about the problem. I just tried the same, changing GuestCalibration to Context.LaunchConfigurationTool(ConfigurationTool.Recalibrate, CompletionHandler);
and it works well for me (at least for a couple of runs).

Could you please add more logging to the code and post the log here.

What is your use case for launching calibration?

Btw the calibration sample is now added to Tobii Unity SDK for Desktop 4.1

[Alex [Tobii]]

Hi @rucon ,

I sent you an email.

[Alex [Tobii]]

Hi @julianxywu

Please text me on Discord ( alex8b#9170 ) and we will debug and solve the issue

[Alex [Tobii]]

Hi @pmarsaud
The choice will then be the Tobii Stream Engine API:
https://developer.tobii.com/product-integration/stream-engine/

You would then need to filter head pose data in your engine.

[Alex [Tobii]]

Hi @ninjapandaz

Eye tracker is not really meant to be a mouse replacement unless we are talking about a fully hands-free assistive use case.

But you can use Tobii Unity SDK to get the gaze data and then raycast it into the scene:
https://developer.tobii.com/pc-gaming/unity-sdk/api-overview/#gaze-point-data
https://gaming.tobii.com/games/pavilion/

For some 2D games (for example, card games), it might be a good idea to use Interaction Library instead of the Unity SDK:
https://developer.tobii.com/product-integration/interaction-library/

[Alex [Tobii]]

Hi @pmarsaud

What game engine do you use to develop the game?

[Alex [Tobii]]

Hi @mindmax
Tobii Eye Tracker 4C and Tobii Eye Tracker 5 are the currently supported ones.

[Alex [Tobii]]

Hi @brokenxers

The previous answer is wrong, you don’t need a second computer for that. Just set up Tobii Ghost in OBS and toggle off Preview in Tobii Ghost. The bubble will still be on the stream.

https://help.tobii.com/hc/en-us/articles/210245345-How-to-set-up-Tobii-Ghost

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