* Add VITURE glasses support: hardware control, 3D, head tracking Glasses get their own controller over the MCU (permission, 120 Hz default, brightness, volume, sunblock, 2D/3D) and the game moves onto them when plugged in. The IMU drives Cardboard head tracking and the SteamVR driver. 3D falls back to one eye's view on phones that can't send the 3840x1080 signal. Options open from a glasses button in game and on the Steam page. * Drop the glasses settings like Steam's: Play-style button, Settings lip, tabs * Hang the glasses Settings lip over the top of the button * Space glasses MCU commands so the IMU rate sticks, fit fixed resolutions to the glasses * Keep Steam alive with SteamVR registered, run SteamVR at the glasses' rate, keep the glasses lip on top * Fit VR games on the glasses: full view, seated origin at the head, pad hands reach with the d-pad * Let the pad hands reach a metre out so buttons with deep colliders press * Show every VR frame in order at 120 fps: wait for SteamVR's GPU work, present only finished copies, skip the grace on idle shared counters * Glasses: SteamVR starts and stops with them, closer view with a field of view setting, Recenter on the pad * Glasses: SteamVR field of view defaults to 90° * VR pad hands: sticks move and aim the hands, left stick click switches the sticks to the game, d-pad pulls a held hand * Glasses: Play SteamVR beside the glasses button instead of starting SteamVR with them, pad hands drawn as Index controllers and off while other VR controllers are connected, glasses sheet tabs sized like Steam's * Track glasses mode, refresh-aware glasses window, align Play SteamVR with Play Steam * Fix 3D on the glasses: full-res SteamVR presenter, revert VR 3D at session end, coalesce vsync ticks, no session restart after end * Address review: glasses output after installs and session end, VR revert retry, display fallback, presenter swapchain retry, agent hex checks, drawer bumpers, glasses translations, docs * Harden VITURE stereo negotiation and output refresh tracking * Localize stereo recovery feedback and record Astra reconnect tests * Improve test failure diagnostics and refresh Astra firmware findings * Handle VITURE docks separately and reject truncated USB frames * Glasses: remember a 3D fallback per model, docks as display only, VR timing fixes - A 3D attempt that ends at the 640x480 fallback is remembered for that glasses model, so Play SteamVR no longer blacks out the glasses after every restart; Retry clears it and "3D for VR games" stays reachable - A VITURE Mobile Dock on its own no longer counts as glasses; through a dock Play SteamVR is hidden and the sheet shows the output and why there is no control - HDR is probed on the glasses when the session starts there - Glasses frames with a mismatched checksum are marked in the status frame log - SteamVR layer and driver vblank counters stay monotonic across refresh changes; one-eye render scale applies from activation and on mono/3D switches - Compositor binds announce the refresh clients were last told; the presenter retries a failed first swapchain - Dead strings and helpers removed; docs updated * Glasses: drop USB frames with a bad checksum * Glasses: count frames dropped for a bad checksum * Feat/viture xr (#907) * Add RayNeo Air and GT support to the XR glasses pipeline * Add RayNeo Air and GT support to the XR glasses pipeline * Checkpoint glasses tracking, calibration, and SteamVR launch integration * Checkpoint glasses tracking, calibration, and SteamVR launch integration * Add XREAL 1S support and correct GT and Pro 2 tracking * Add XREAL 1S support and correct GT and Pro 2 tracking * Fix mirrored glasses tracking and recover SteamVR after device loss * Fix mirrored glasses tracking and recover SteamVR after device loss * Document confirmed XREAL 1S brightness control * Document confirmed XREAL 1S brightness control * Fix SteamVR glasses defaults and rendering controls * Fix SteamVR glasses defaults and rendering controls * chore: keep only the 3 newest session log folders (#852) * chore: add agent comment rules (#748) Co-authored-by: Kurt Himebauch <136133082+xXJSONDeruloXx@users.noreply.github.com> * Fix SteamVR polling, VITURE checksums, and fence tracking Keep manual SteamVR launches polled, discard corrupt VITURE packets, and retire Vulkan fences out of order without blocking submissions at a fixed capacity. Preserve the contiguous completion watermark used by the presenter. Fix optional Windows launcher configuration and audited helper staging. Add Android, Windows, and native tracker regression coverage. * Fix SteamVR polling, VITURE checksums, and fence tracking Keep manual SteamVR launches polled, discard corrupt VITURE packets, and retire Vulkan fences out of order without blocking submissions at a fixed capacity. Preserve the contiguous completion watermark used by the presenter. Fix optional Windows launcher configuration and audited helper staging. Add Android, Windows, and native tracker regression coverage. * fix: wireless ADB page names the child-process switch the way Android shows it (#848) * l10n: refresh stale and untranslated strings in es, fr, ko, ru (#850) * l10n: refresh stale and untranslated strings in es, fr, ko, ru - mode_added_art_hint: now mentions Steam then SteamGridDB (all four locales). - wincomp_needs_installer / wincomp_installers_note: es and ko still described the old "coming soon" behaviour; align with the current English text. - summary_remove_game: was still English in all four locales. Machine-assisted translation; native-speaker review is welcome. * l10n(es): say registro, not grabación, for the missing installer record --------- Co-authored-by: ovurrsl <ovurrsl@users.noreply.github.com> * fix: a failed cloud save recovery no longer ends the app (#846) The cloud-recovery thread started at every app start had nothing to catch an error, so one went to CrashHandler, which halts the process with status 2. In unit tests the thread can outlive the test that started it, fail on the torn-down preferences, and take the whole test run down. The error is now logged and the thread ends. Co-authored-by: Kirk <12691869+KirkPatrickJunsay@users.noreply.github.com> * fix: an interrupted Linux runtime download resumes instead of starting again (#847) * fix: an interrupted Linux runtime download resumes instead of starting again installOnce() asked the downloader to resume but always deleted the archive in its finally block, so the next attempt began at zero. The archive is now named after the release version and checksum, a failed download keeps what it fetched, and archives of other releases (and the old fixed name) are removed. A checksum or extraction failure still deletes the file. * test: Downloader resumes a cut-off download from the bytes it kept Starts a socket server that promises the whole file, hangs up part way and then answers a Range request, and checks that the second downloadFile call resumes with the right offset and ends with identical bytes. * fix: a resumed download discards a 206 that does not start where the kept bytes end Downloader appended every 206 response to the partial file without looking at Content-Range. A server or proxy that answers a Range request with a different offset would leave a corrupt file. Check that the range starts at the kept length; otherwise delete the partial file and start again without a Range header. 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Machine-assisted drafts that follow each file's existing register and terms; native review is welcome. * l10n: correct missing active swap translations --------- Co-authored-by: ovurrsl <ovurrsl@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: xXJsonDeruloXx <danielhimebauch@gmail.com> * fix: droiddeckctl reaches variant-package builds (recover #842) (#854) fix: droiddeckctl reaches builds shipped under a variant package The provider authority and the start Activity's component were fixed to com.droiddeck.launcher, so droiddeckctl could not talk to the antutu, ludashi or pubg builds from tools/release/variants.txt. DROIDDECK_PACKAGE now picks the package; the Activity's class name stays the same in every variant. Co-authored-by: angelrenefm <17342133+angelrenefm@users.noreply.github.com> * feat: droiddeckctl reports on-screen pacing (recover #843) (#855) feat: droiddeckctl pacing reports the frames that reached the screen Reads SurfaceFlinger's timestats for the game's layer (or the session's SurfaceView) over a capture: frames on screen, fps on screen, the present-to-present histogram and how many intervals were off the usual cadence. Records split by a refresh-rate change are summed. A game's own fps counter counts frames handed over, so it can't show dropped or doubled frames. Co-authored-by: angelrenefm <17342133+angelrenefm@users.noreply.github.com> * fix: Steam can restart more than twice in a session (#754) * fix: Steam can restart more than twice in a session Every exit 42 counted toward the cap that stops an update which will not install, and the count was never cleared, so the third restart of a session ended it however far apart they were. A client that ran for a minute before asking is not that loop: the count starts again. * fix: measure the client's run time as it exits The time spent collecting logs and checking FEX after the client exits counted toward its run, so a slow cleanup could make a quick exit 42 look like a long one and clear the count. --------- Co-authored-by: Kirk <12691869+KirkPatrickJunsay@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Kurt Himebauch <136133082+xXJSONDeruloXx@users.noreply.github.com> * fix: the front end keeps its page when the Fold is folded or unfolded (#832) * fix: the front end keeps its page when the Fold is folded or unfolded MainActivity, FileManagerActivity, FilePickerActivity and StoreLoginActivity did not declare the screen-size configuration changes, so folding or unfolding a foldable recreated them and dropped their in-memory state. They now handle orientation, screenSize, screenLayout, smallestScreenSize and density themselves, like SessionActivity already does. uiMode is left out on purpose. * fix: store login keeps rebuilding its toolbar when the display density changes StoreLoginActivity builds its toolbar in code with dp-to-pixel values taken at creation time and has no onConfigurationChanged. It no longer declares density in configChanges, so a density change recreates it as before this PR. Size and layout changes are still handled in place. --------- Co-authored-by: ovurrsl <ovurrsl@users.noreply.github.com> * Release pointer buttons without replaying stale motion (#803) * Fix cursor warping on native touch down * Preserve input cleanup without replaying stale pointer motion --------- Co-authored-by: siyuan.qsy <siyuan.qsy@alibaba-inc.com> * l10n: translate the strings added since #284 into zh-CN, zh-HK, zh-TW and ja (#539) * l10n: translate the 184 strings added since #284 (zh-CN/HK/TW, ja) The stores, cloud saves, Windows components, Steam touch, desktop removal and background-downloads strings landed after #284's translation snapshot, so every one of them fell back to English. Translate all 184 into Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese (Taiwan and Hong Kong) and Japanese, keeping each locale file's own vocabulary (工作階段/會話, 解除安裝/卸載, 元件/組件, 設定). Also fix four Hong Kong strings that kept the simplified 着色器. * l10n(zh): fix stale and ambiguous strings found in review Severe: summary_remove_game was untranslated English in all three files; mode_added_art_hint, wincomp_installers_note and wincomp_needs_installer still described the pre-#480/#492 English. Also: distinguish the Setup wizard from Android system settings in zh-HK/zh-TW (初始設定 / 系統設定 / Android 設定), unify library as 收藏庫, component as 組件 in zh-HK, session as 會話 in zh-HK, account as 帳戶 in zh-HK, Trending as 趋势/趨勢, Forget as 清除, reword the re-applied-at-launch, action-failed and already-in-Games strings, and play as 執行/開啟遊戲 in zh-TW/zh-HK. * l10n(ja): fix stale and ambiguous strings found in review --------- Co-authored-by: Dantalian <Dantalian-dev@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: xXJsonDeruloXx <danielhimebauch@gmail.com> * Rebuild and verify Windows VR runtime components * Rebuild and verify Windows VR runtime components * Add top, bottom, and centered picture positions for Steam sessions (#871) * fix: dependency scan ignores folders above the game folder (#859) * DroidDeck-Proton: get releases from the Droid-Deck org repo DroidDeck-Proton is now built and released on Droid-Deck/DroidDeck-Proton (11-9.1 is Latest there), so the Components page, the update check and the guest installer read releases from the org repo instead of The412Banner's. * feat: low-latency controller and touch toggles in the session drawer (#808) * fix: SteamGridDB lookups no longer stick as "no match" after a failure; add a search to the art chooser (#876) * feat: Steam home wall fills from the signed-in library instead of store picks (#878) * test: cover GPU family and support classification (#880) * Fix local builds on Linux failing after the first Comet build (#866) * feat: sort the store library and installed tabs, and switch between card and list views (#798) * feat: three-finger tap toggles Steam's on-screen keyboard in game mode (#782) * fix: keep Quest-patched Turnip as the auto default (#853) * Fix deploy_local.sh and droiddeckctl not finding a phone connected over wireless debugging (#864) * fix: keep proot sessions alive when the kernel loses fork events (#457) * fix(quest): correct desktop and Steam display corruption across sessions (#733) fix(quest): stabilize desktop and Steam layer presentation Keep Quest SDR scenes and the black backdrop off the Android Vulkan swapchain regardless of session order or HDR preferences. Only report the first frame after client content is submitted. Add backdrop lifecycle and first-frame regression coverage. Record the user's successful Quest 3 Test 2 result. Co-authored-by: xXJsonDeruloXx <danielhimebauch@gmail.com> * fix: keep SteamVR syscall hooks and report Steam crashes (#905) * fix: preserve SteamVR syscall hooks * fix: report Steam crashes through gamescope * fix: honor glasses pacing and resolution in SteamVR launches --------- Co-authored-by: connor g <connorsspam1992@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Kurt Himebauch <136133082+xXJSONDeruloXx@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Yassine Gherbi <y.gherbi.dev@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Resul Övür <92828257+ovurrsl@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: ovurrsl <ovurrsl@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Kirk <kirtoy.junsay@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Kirk <12691869+KirkPatrickJunsay@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: xXJsonDeruloXx <danielhimebauch@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: angelrenefm <17342133+angelrenefm@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: asdf17128 <asdf17128@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: siyuan.qsy <siyuan.qsy@alibaba-inc.com> Co-authored-by: Dantalian <wsu091227@qq.com> Co-authored-by: Dantalian <Dantalian-dev@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: The412Banner <the412banner@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: The412Banner <205237651+The412Banner@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: FX1922 <120828496+FX192@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Muaz Kadan <32595066+muazkadan@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: kingokksa <47888451+kingokksa@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Jamie Schenker <jam1esch3nk3r@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Jagger15 <jagger2333@live.com> * Glasses: keep a pending 2D restore and the SteamVR recovery offer, show Play SteamVR only with a picture * Translate the glasses calibration, XREAL and SteamVR recovery strings * SteamVR recovery: give a finished teardown time to collect logs before restarting * Credit the projects the XR glasses support builds on * Joy-Cons: SteamVR hands from their gyro while SteamVR runs, one combined pad otherwise * Add experimental Luma tracking and stabilize SteamVR launches Add native Luma Ultra spatial tracking, optical controllers, and stereo calibration with DroidDeck styling, imperial/metric measurements, and pending recenter recovery. Include the pinned hand model and calibration board. Keep live guest and SDK files outside Android's evictable cache. Filter the Adreno 840 sysmem override in the shared SteamVR helper, serialize timeline mirroring, retain invalid optical controllers without event floods, and prevent an unprivileged scheduling fallback from lowering compositor RTTIME. Validation: latest APK build and runtime freshness checks pass; 247 affected glasses/calibration tests pass. Native VR, helper, and packaging regressions pass. Two earlier phone library launches sustained 60 fps for 308 and 188 seconds without recovery or restart. The newer calibration APK is installed and checksum-verified; calibrated-hand and sustained gameplay acceptance remain pending. One existing Android test requires Windows symlink privileges. * Headsets: settings badge on Play SteamVR instead of a top-right button, both shown only once connected * Hand tracking: camera-tracked Joy-Cons and bare hands in SteamVR, drawn as white gloves - Joy-Con movement from the accelerometer (report reordering, per-Joy-Con calibration, zero-velocity updates) - MediaPipe pose and hand landmarks from the device camera, placement check, per-hand Kalman filter with the Joy-Con - No controller connected: bare camera hands with Quest-style gestures, 1€ filtered, rendered as a white glove model built from a distance field - SteamVR safe mode cleared before each start so one crash no longer blocks the driver * Improve Luma Ultra tracking and isolate device-specific controls Refine stereo hand and Joy-Con tracking, gesture release, calibration, recovery UI, diagnostics, display modes, and compositor handling. Keep Ultra controls and input routing behind a live SDK-confirmed Carina connection; clear retained spatial mode when other glasses connect. Add optional UVC transport with pinned dependencies and packaged notices. Validation: 456 Android tests, ARM64 VR build and native regressions, 47 tooling tests, SDK/UVC-enabled and disabled builds, and 150 packaged runtime checksums. Two shader compilation tests skipped because the compiler is unavailable. Hardware interaction gates remain experimental. * Delay Luma Ultra 6DoF until SteamVR settles Suspend spatial SDK startup while SteamVR launches, then restore it two seconds after RUNNING is confirmed. Preserve saved tracking preferences and automatically recenter same-device restoration, including cancellation and early stop. Discard superseded launch requests and status replies after session teardown. Validation: 128 focused JVM tests passed on the isolated commit snapshot; 129 passed with the current local hand-tracking work. Debug build and runtime checks passed, and the reviewed APK was installed and hash-verified on the phone. * Clarify glasses and phone camera tracking options Separate Luma Ultra camera controls from phone-camera tracking so the two hand-tracking switches have clear sources. Label bare-hand controllers and Joy-Con position tracking explicitly, explain physical Joy-Con inputs and camera priority, and update the camera prompt and calibration guidance. Use fresh phone section and toggle labels so existing translations do not hide the distinction. Preserve tracking behavior and saved preferences. Validation: 39 existing UI tests, debug build, and packaged runtime verification passed. Reviewed changes and installed the APK on the connected phone. * Fix tracking handoff and shared runtime regressions Release spatial ownership and controller overrides when output returns to the phone. Preserve USB-loss recovery, keep Vulkan submissions asynchronous, clean persistent guest scratch on runtime removal, and clarify the 6DoF head-tracking control. * Apply smart-glasses virtual screens across DroidDeck menus * Finalize Luma hand baseline and document smart-glasses support Keep raw grayscale-to-RGB Full hand inference, wrist-only Joy-Con reconstruction, bounded visual holds, and the dead-zone rollback. Retain opt-in steady aim, recenter controls, reproducible Lite models, and the JPEG-padding fix. Remove unsuccessful benchmark-only and USB transport experiments. Document the cross-brand 3DoF matrix, Luma Ultra 6DoF, SDK requirements, and app-wide screen behavior. * Fix executable permission for SteamVR launcher * Address hand tracking and VR review findings * Bound stereo recovery test image comparison memory * Localize smart-glasses setup and tracking diagnostics Move calibration controls, status messages, validation errors, distance labels, and printed-board instructions into Android string resources. Add and update machine-assisted translations in all 32 supported non-English locale catalogs, with corrections for recentering, hand tracking, product names, and measurements. Keep print instructions within the page using text layout that supports wrapping and right-to-left text. Correct the Lite model toggle description to reflect its Lite palm detector and Lite landmark model. Add locale coverage, format-argument, line-break, and measurement checks, plus French and Arabic calibration UI tests. Preserve tracking calculations and the shared runtime storage behavior. Validation: Android resource and Kotlin compilation; 3 localization checks; 68 focused tests; 1,597 JVM tests at a 512 MB heap; French and Arabic UI renders. * Correct smart-glasses translations from PR review Fix the 42 localization findings covering hand and head terminology, disabled states, calibration dimensions, camera visibility, capture rejection, and menu references. Correct the repeated capture-error ambiguity in related locales and clarify its English source. Keep Romanian setup instructions consistent with the existing informal voice. Extend localization measurement validation to distance hints and retry guidance. Verify the recovery screen's palette-dependent text color with one row-sized pixel buffer and guaranteed bitmap cleanup. Validation: Android resource and Kotlin compilation; 3 localization checks across all supported locales; 68 focused JVM tests at a 512 MB heap. * Work around SteamVR device loss with Adreno 840 Turnip v0.2.0 * Withdraw ineffective SteamVR flushall workaround --------- Co-authored-by: maxjivi05 <maxjividen@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: MaxsTechReview <6025299+maxjivi05@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: connor g <connorsspam1992@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Kurt Himebauch <136133082+xXJSONDeruloXx@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Yassine Gherbi <y.gherbi.dev@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Resul Övür <92828257+ovurrsl@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: ovurrsl <ovurrsl@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Kirk <kirtoy.junsay@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Kirk <12691869+KirkPatrickJunsay@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: xXJsonDeruloXx <danielhimebauch@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: angelrenefm <17342133+angelrenefm@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: asdf17128 <asdf17128@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: siyuan.qsy <siyuan.qsy@alibaba-inc.com> Co-authored-by: Dantalian <wsu091227@qq.com> Co-authored-by: Dantalian <Dantalian-dev@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: The412Banner <the412banner@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: The412Banner <205237651+The412Banner@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: FX1922 <120828496+FX192@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Muaz Kadan <32595066+muazkadan@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: kingokksa <47888451+kingokksa@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Jamie Schenker <jam1esch3nk3r@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Jagger15 <jagger2333@live.com>
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Smart-glasses support
This describes the integrations implemented in DroidDeck as of 2026-10-17. A recognized product name alone does not establish that every firmware, phone, cable, or adapter supports every mode. Controls become available from the connected device's capabilities and the display modes Android actually exposes.
3DoF tracks head rotation: turn, tilt, and roll around a virtual screen. 6DoF also tracks head position, so leaning or moving changes the view. Both apply to DroidDeck menus, non-Steam launchers, desktop sessions, and games when the tracked virtual screen is enabled. Direct SteamVR rendering uses the corresponding headset pose instead of the virtual-screen layout.
Support levels
- Integrated: a device transport and controls are implemented. Tracking requires a working connection and available orientation data.
- SDK-dependent: integrated support requires an APK built with the optional VITURE SDK. Recognizing the display does not mean that SDK is included.
- Experimental: implemented and opt-in, with the qualifications described below. This is not a general tracking-accuracy guarantee.
- Display-only: Android can provide a picture through a compatible display connection, but DroidDeck has no supported control/tracking connection for that device.
Device matrix
| Brand / model family | Level and connection | App-wide 3DoF | App-wide 6DoF / SteamVR position | Luma stereo hand / Joy-Con position |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| VITURE One / One Lite; Pro / Pro XR | Integrated legacy USB transport | Yes, when IMU connection is available | No | No |
| VITURE Luma / Luma Pro; Luma Cyber when identified by the SDK | Integrated Luma-family USB transport; Cyber identification uses the SDK market name | Yes, when IMU connection is available | No | No |
| VITURE Pro 2 / Pro 2 XR | SDK-dependent Gen2 transport and device identification | Yes | No | No |
| VITURE Beast | SDK-dependent Gen2 transport | Yes | No | No |
| VITURE Luma Ultra | SDK-dependent Carina transport | Yes | Experimental, opt-in | Experimental, opt-in |
| Recognized RayNeo / TCL Air-series devices | Integrated RayNeo USB transport | Yes, with orientation calibration controls | No | No |
| RayNeo GT-series devices matching the supported USB identity, including GT Max identification | Integrated GT USB/IMU path | Yes, with orientation calibration controls | No | No |
| XREAL 1S | Experimental; exact USB identity plus the device's USB-Ethernet control/IMU connection | Yes, when that connection is ready | No | No |
| Other XREAL models; unrecognized glasses; display adapters and docks | Display-only where Android exposes a usable display; automatic glasses routing also requires display recognition | No supported app tracking connection | No | No |
RayNeo's Air-series recognition uses its known USB identity or a RayNeo/TCL Air name under the accepted vendor IDs; it is not a per-model certification list. The GT vendor path requires the specific supported product ID. XREAL support currently targets 1S only: One, One Pro, Air-family devices, and recovery-mode products are not enabled by the 1S transport. VITURE Pro 2 is identified through SDK validation rather than a guessed product ID. A dock does not supply the connected glasses' sensors by itself.
The final column refers specifically to Luma Ultra's stereo tracking cameras. DroidDeck's separate phone-camera and physical-controller features are independent of this matrix.
Display and device controls
All display modes depend on the phone's video output, the cable/adapter, and Android's advertised modes. USB permission or a working sensor connection alone does not create a video display.
| Integration | Display selection | Device controls exposed by DroidDeck |
|---|---|---|
| VITURE One/Lite and Pro families | 1080p per eye; 2D and SBS | Brightness, volume, dimming toggle according to the family profile |
| VITURE Luma family | 1080p or 1200p per eye; 2D and SBS | Brightness, volume, dimming toggle |
| VITURE Luma Ultra | 1080p or 1200p per eye; 2D and SBS, including the family's 90 Hz SBS selection | Brightness, volume, dimming toggle |
| VITURE Beast | 1080p or 1200p per eye; SDK handles native/bypass display modes | Brightness, volume, dimming toggle |
| VITURE Pro 2 | 1080p per eye; 2D and SBS | Brightness and volume; no electrochromic-film control |
| RayNeo Air/GT | 2D/SBS switching; resolution and refresh follow available Android modes | Orientation calibration; no app brightness, volume, or dimming commands |
| XREAL 1S | Supported 1S display-mode commands, including native 1200p/60 Hz and SBS | Brightness and dimming toggle; no app volume command |
DroidDeck saves separate 2D resolution, 3D resolution, and VR resolution preferences. Unsupported saved choices fall back to the connected model's automatic behavior. Native 30 Hz is offered only when Android advertises a matching mode and glasses presentation output is enabled. Higher refresh selections are constrained by the active 2D/SBS layout and model; a firmware-rejected switch is not treated as successful until the physical display confirms it.
In Automatic picture mode, ordinary flat content is duplicated in full into both eyes on an SBS display. Virtual screen adds a configurable screen plane and tracking. Side-by-side game is for content that already contains separate eye images. SteamVR uses its direct stereo view and field-of-view control.
Setup and app-wide behavior
- Connect the glasses through a compatible video/data connection. Accept USB access when requested. For XREAL 1S, Android must also expose the glasses' USB-Ethernet network; the app leaves Steam's Internet connection on its normal network.
- Open Setup → Smart glasses. Enable glasses output and 3DoF virtual screen. This selects the tracked screen and saves the setting without forcing SBS or changing brightness.
- Adjust screen width and distance, then recenter while looking where the screen should sit. The same settings apply when navigating DroidDeck, opening a non-Steam launcher, or entering a game/desktop session.
- On an SDK-enabled Luma Ultra, optionally enable positional tracking and set the floor from the current eye height. Use the tracking setup and recovery controls for calibration or recentering. SteamVR startup defers Luma positional initialization until two seconds after SteamVR reports running.
The phone remains the touch/control surface. DroidDeck mirrors its own visible UI into a tracked glasses presentation; it does not capture Android's entire desktop or other apps. Android 29+ can include app dialogs/popups, while Android 26–28 captures the activity's decor only. System keyboards and permission prompts, secure windows, and separately composed SurfaceView content stay on their existing surfaces. Menu recentering does not change the VR floor origin. See tracked-menu behavior.
Luma Ultra tracking qualifications
Positional tracking, bare-hand controllers, and camera-assisted Joy-Cons are separate options and default off. Bare hands and camera-assisted Joy-Cons are mutually exclusive.
- Head tracking: the SDK supplies the positional pose. The app checks freshness and connection/origin generations and provides tracking-loss and recenter recovery. Screen and floor origins are separate.
- Bare hands: Full palm + Full landmarks is the default. Raw grayscale is replicated into RGB, MediaPipe applies model tensor normalization, and calibration corrects landmark coordinates before stereo triangulation. Full landmarks support palm orientation, pinch, and grab. The small saved-image comparison favored Full over Lite but does not establish universal hand-detection quality; see the comparison results.
- Controller visibility: the last accepted visual pose can remain for up to 350 ms from capture time during a short detection gap. Invalid/stale gestures release independently. Normal hand mode has no stationary dead zone; shoulder-based Steady hand aim is a separate opt-in setting.
- Joy-Cons: camera position uses wrist landmark 0. Physical buttons and IMU orientation remain the input sources, with an arm estimate when a usable camera position is unavailable. Camera wrist position does not make a physical controller fully optically tracked in every pose. Screen and Joy-Con recenter actions are separate.
- Calibration: the included 640×480 Luma Ultra stereo profile is a model-specific starting point. A matching saved device profile takes precedence. The shared profile is labeled separately from an individually distance-verified calibration; optional board collection and distance validation refine a device profile.
- RGB camera: the third camera remains diagnostic-only. It is not used for controller depth, hand tracking, or camera passthrough. The failed hybrid stereo matcher and temporary USB transport experiments are not part of the live pipeline.
Build and troubleshooting references
Luma Ultra, Beast, and Pro 2 control/tracking require the optional, externally supplied VITURE Android SDK 2.4.0 in the APK build. Without it, DroidDeck retains its legacy VITURE and RayNeo transports and the separate XREAL integration; it cannot advertise SDK-dependent tracking. Vendor SDK headers and binaries are not stored in this repository. See VITURE SDK setup.
If only a flat picture is available, check video output first, then the control connection. A disabled tracking toggle can mean missing SDK support, missing USB/network access, or a device without a supported IMU transport. SBS or a new resolution requires a confirmed physical display mode; selecting a preference cannot add a mode the phone/display does not expose.
- Luma spatial setup, calibration, and diagnostics
- Tracked DroidDeck menu implementation
- Agent diagnostics and capture commands
- RayNeo attribution and protocol references
The capability definitions are maintained in VITURE models, RayNeo models, XREAL 1S, and connection capability routing. Update this matrix when those integrations change.