A while back, somebody posted links to blog that showed how they did it. Try searching these forums for modifying PS Move controller and gloves.

I had considered doing this myself but, except for buying gloves and other parts, I haven't bothered to yet. So far I haven't found it necessary for our performances. But of course, it depends on the performance you need to capture.

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Found the thread:

viewtopic.php?f=3&t=6836&hilit=glove+ps+move

Unfortunately, the pics have disappeared and the links no longer work. Sorry.

From what I recall, it was fairly simple--every bit of the housing had been removed and the device was attached to gloves using velcro straps which wrapped around the palm and back of the hand strength, but I believe the straps were also stitched in for added convenience. I had suggested adding a riser to the back of the hand (a foam block will do fine) to give the wrist even more freedom.

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Final note: One of the reasons why I passed on the mod is that I like to be able to remotely operate iPi Mocap Studio using the buttons on the Move, which becomes awkward if you're wearing them on the back of your hand.

Hope this info is helpfu.

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Greenlaw
Artist/Partner - Little Green Dog | My Demo Reels (2013,) (2015,) (2017,) and (2019)

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