Beat Saber! Players have beaten the Steam VR

With the Virtual Reality people around the world are achieving so much. But VR initially created to play the games. There many best games around in VR but Beat Saber is one of the hottest and most physical games available. Valve has latest updated its Steam VR to “increase limits of what we thought was humanly possible for controller motion based on tracking data from Beat Saber experts. Well these up-gradations are made as some players are so talented at this rhythm game that even Steam VR could not locate them.

Beat Saber

Well the team at Valve in order remove the  tracking errors, the company calculated that what it thought were the maximum human speeds, but it turned out they are wrong. The company said, “One of these checks relates to how fast we thought it was physically possible for someone to turn their wrist. It turns out that a correctly motivated human using a light enough controller could go faster (3600 degrees/sec!) than we thought. It means that players can flick their wrists 90 degrees in about 1/40th of a second. This rate is about half fast as the refresh rate on a Vive VR headset.

After some of players who moved so fast, so that the Stream VR is unable to track them. When players have beaten them, Literally, Valve has made changes to its Lighthouse technology that tracks movement. On the latest change log for Steam VR developers noted that they had to “Increase limits of what we thought were humanly possible for controller motion.”

In order to play the game Beat Saber, which is a Dance Dance Revolution game used with lightsabers. After starting the fame, it maps a red or blue saber to each of your motion controllers, and user can see a floating stream of red and blue arrow-marked boxes. User need to slash them in a right direction.  which you slash in the correct direction with the correct saber at the correct time.