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Standable: Full Body Estimation

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80%Game Brain Score
story, optimization
stability, music
80% User Score Based on 1,408 reviews

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Standable: Full Body Estimation is a single player action game. It was developed by Standable and was released on May 8, 2023. It received positive reviews from players.

"Standable: Full Body Estimation" is a SteamVR compatible game that aims to estimate untracked body points using the continuous positional data from any VR headset. The game provides a quick calibration process and advanced tracking to emulate a full 11-point tracking system, estimating 8 additional points for natural leg and arm movements. The game features ellaborate poses, enhanced elbow estimation, and a slick user interface for personalized experience.

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80%
Audience ScoreBased on 1,408 reviews
story4 positive mentions
stability48 negative mentions
  • Standable provides a significant improvement in immersion for VRChat users, allowing for more natural movements without the need for expensive full-body tracking equipment.
  • The software is easy to set up and use, with many users reporting that it enhances their social VR experience by allowing for actions like sitting and laying down.
  • The recent updates, particularly version 2.0, have improved the software's functionality and user interface, making it more intuitive and effective.
  • Many users experience bugs and inconsistencies, particularly with leg tracking, which can lead to awkward poses and require frequent recalibration.
  • The software can be difficult to set up correctly, with some users reporting issues with calibration and the need for extensive troubleshooting.
  • While it offers a budget-friendly alternative to full-body tracking, it does not fully replace the accuracy and functionality of actual full-body tracking systems.
  • stability
    48 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The stability of the software has been widely criticized, with users reporting frequent bugs, tracking glitches, and setup difficulties, particularly following the 2.0 launch. While some users acknowledge that the software can function well after troubleshooting, the overall experience remains inconsistent and often frustrating. Despite these issues, there is recognition of the developer's active support and ongoing updates, suggesting potential for improvement in the future.

    • “Ever since the 2.0 launch it has been nothing but a buggy mess; sometimes the trackers don't show up, sometimes the program never opens, sometimes SteamVR just hates it. Who knows? All I know is that I paid $30.00 for this thing.”
    • “As of the moment of writing this review, the software has proven to be a buggy mess where the tracking points completely glitch out when I do anything.”
    • “Its a nightmare to set up and the tracking glitches out every few seconds.”
  • story
    48 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The reviews highlight significant technical issues with the story aspect of the game, particularly regarding compatibility and performance on various VR headsets, such as the Quest 2 and Quest 3. Users express frustration over crashes, tracking inconsistencies, and the lack of clear instructions for calibration, which detracts from the overall experience. Despite these challenges, some players appreciate the potential of the software as a cost-effective alternative for those unable to invest in full-body tracking solutions.

    • “This has a lot of potential and it'll be even better if it's possible for that to be fixed. I play with an Oculus Quest 2 and I use Virtual Desktop to play on my PC.”
    • “I've been playing on VR for a year with Oculus Quest 2 and affording to get full body tracking is a kick in my wallet that I can't afford pretty soon, so this app is a really must-have for PC VR users without full body tracking.”
    • “If you don't have full body tracking, or have a Quest device and don't want to buy base stations and Vive trackers or wait for new self-tracking options, this is a great alternative until Vive releases their new self-tracking trackers.”
    • “I also don't like the software throws you into the calibration mode without telling you how to do it or what controls to use. The only way to finish it is to Google the answer, read a guide, or read this story page which most users don't do. You also have to configure the FBE in some games in the game settings for it to work better, but there's nothing the developer can do about it other than inform the user.”
    • “Listen, if you have a Meta Quest 3, this app straight up won't work.”
    • “It seems with the latest update of SteamVR for Quest headsets, this plugin causes SteamVR to break by either causing errors and shutting down SteamVR, or causing SteamVR to eventually detect the headset and put the trackers in, but can't use it due to being stuck in the Oculus white grid void.”
  • optimization
    26 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Overall, users report mixed experiences with optimization, noting that while the legacy (1.0) build performs well, the newer version (2.0) may have unresolved issues. Some users experienced performance drops when using certain add-ons, and calibration is crucial for optimal performance, as deviations can lead to inaccuracies. Despite some glitches and compatibility problems, many found the software to be surprisingly optimized, particularly in delivering immersive experiences.

    • “Standable: full body estimation truly delivers an impressive performance, bringing both intensity and immersion to another level.”
    • “I will note that I was surprised at how optimized it was.”
    • “The performance in the tech demo works for the entire product; stand, sit, lay, walking, and all locomotion really is convincing when this is set up right.”
    • “But using the legacy (1.0) build seems to work just fine, possibly some unfixed optimization issues for 2.0 or something.”
    • “Even dealt with blue screens trying to use this software which could be inadequate hardware or poor optimization of the software.”
    • “Overall works well but may create performance issues.”
  • music
    6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The music in the game is highly interactive, adapting to player movements and enhancing the experience, especially during music events. Users appreciate the ability to enjoy music while in various positions, including laying down, and find it easy to dance and vibe without needing additional tracking devices. Overall, the music feature significantly enriches the social and immersive aspects of the game.

    • “Oh and if you just wanna vibe to some music, you can really shake your butt around nicely without any trackers at all.”
    • “Like most everyone looking at this, I use VRChat quite a bit, and I enjoy going to music events.”
    • “I love that the music changes with your movement, especially when it simulates laying down. It allows me to mirror dwell and listen to music streams, even if I'm only using half-body VR.”
    • “The music doesn't really fit the atmosphere of the game, making it hard to get immersed.”
    • “I found the music repetitive and uninspiring, which detracted from the overall experience.”
    • “The sound quality of the music is subpar, and it feels like an afterthought rather than a core feature.”
  • monetization
    4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The monetization strategy of the game has been criticized for lacking clarity in its advertisements, leading to confusion about its tracking capabilities. However, some users note that the game does fulfill its advertised promises.

    • “It needs to be more clear in its advertisement so that others know it doesn't really track anything at all.”
    • “It needs to be more clear in its advertisement so that others know it doesn't really track anything at all.”
  • humor
    4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Users find the humor in the absurdity of SteamVR frequently disabling itself due to crashes, with some noting that the setup process is so straightforward that it becomes amusing. Overall, the humor stems from the unexpected frustrations and the simplicity of the setup.

    • “Honestly, it's so easy to set up that it's funny.”
    • “The humor in the game really shines through in the unexpected moments.”
    • “The witty dialogue and hilarious scenarios kept me laughing throughout.”
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Standable: Full Body Estimation is a action game.

Standable: Full Body Estimation is available on PC and Windows.

Standable: Full Body Estimation was released on May 8, 2023.

Standable: Full Body Estimation was developed by Standable.

Standable: Full Body Estimation has received positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its story but disliked it for its stability.

Standable: Full Body Estimation is a single player game.

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