Batry is dead but not dead FIX

It would be really nice if the overlay would not be constantly on, specifically those attached to your hands.

For instance, XSOverlay and others have a gesture based activation. So each time you move your wrist in a position relative to your HMD in which you would read a watch, it fades in close to that angle (probably with a deviation of around 15° or so in each direction).

Thank you for creating "ovr-utils". I am currently working on a similar software using "ovr-utils" as a reference.
As a Godot beginner, this project is too complex for me, and I'm not quite clear about its workings. Moreover, I am unable to run this project in Godot 3.5.
I tried to follow the official example at Using-OpenVR-overlaysto write the overlay but I haven't succeeded. I am unsure about what is causing the issue.
my example as follows:
godot_openvr_overlay_test

BUG #1 / infinity

Should create a wiki page. Just make the base line, I can then fork it and do pull requests on the wiki to help with documentation if you want.

Things like

• Install prosess
• Usage in diffrent OS
• Start up steps
  etc...

I'm no designer so feel free to come with suggestions for a logo.

I've forked your repository in order to try adding some new simple overlays. I'm new to the godot and openvr ecosystem, but am running a Valve Index on PopOS and would like to help out with small things on this repository to improve the project. I've put together the tcsm and gd files (based off of the time and battery files), but I don't know how to build it in order to test.

I can understand if you don't have the time, but if you do, I'd be happy to try and knock out some of the simpler issues on your project board.

Thanks for your great work on this project, btw. Was hoping to find any kind of overlay that works on Linux.