Standable: Full Body Estimation on Steam - User reviews, Price & Information

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Standable Full Body Estimation is a method of estimating points of your body that are not currently tracked by 3-point tracking solutions.

Standable: Full Body Estimation is a indie, utilities and vr game developed and published by Standable.
Released on May 08th 2023 is available in English only on Windows.

It has received 1,149 reviews of which 928 were positive and 221 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.7 out of 10. 😊

The game is currently priced at 19.50€ on Steam.

The Steam community has classified Standable: Full Body Estimation into these genres:

Indie Utilities VR Software 6DOF Psychological Horror

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Windows

Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
OS: Windows 10
VR Support: SteamVR Only, requires motion controllers

User reviews & Ratings

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Dec. 2024

If you have half-body and you do not plan on getting full body, there is no reason not to get this. Tracking in VRChat is just *so* much better than the default Questie shuffle. I use this with virtual desktop and enable the option for emulated vive trackers, which uses the side cameras of your Quest Pro/Quest 3 to see where your shoulders are and emulate the chest tracker. (If you have the Quest 3, it also estimates your elbows through the same method.) I just use the emulated vive trackers for my chest tracker, and I use Standable for the rest, and I honestly feel like I don't even need full body and am happy with this just as it is. Everyone around me just assumes I have actual trackers because of how well this works. I guess the only reason why you wouldn't want this is if you want your avatar to look like it's standing while you're sitting in real life. I used to have that opinion until I tried playing standing once, and then it just felt weird to go back. I love Standable because of this.

Nov. 2024

Pretty awesome. People often think I have FBT in VRChat but I always tell them about Standable. Makes you look more loose and realistic. Head turns independently as if real FBT. You can for real roll sideways on the floor or lay down on your stomach. Laying sideways looks pretty convincing. Kneeling down then sitting looks pretty convincing, and so does standing back up. Frequent updates on open beta. First review I've bothered to do after many years of Steam so I hope that says something.

Oct. 2024

i love standable i love standable i dont have to spend a fortune on vr trackers to sit down definite must buy for anyone who plays vrchat with VR connected to their PC (lets be honest ur looking at it for that)

May 2024

This new Standable 2.0 release is absolutely amazing!! This is a another SteamVR add-on essential that you should get! Question Answer What if I don't have FBT? You can use Standable to estimate your body tracking! What if I already have FBT? You can use Standable's Mixed Tracking for more realistic tracking! I don't know how to use Standable! Where do I start? Standable made a [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hvShfPmjzo8]QuickStart Guide to help with installation and usage! This QuickStart Guide is a huge improvement compared to the older version. The QuickStart Guide isn't helping and I can't get Standable to work! What am I supposed to do now? Standable has an active supportive Discord community that you can go to for help! The developer has been seen to be also active, even going to other Steam reviews and reply to them to either help out or clarify things. I love the new User Interface! I can't wait for them for future additions to it though, maybe add the ability for a tooltip to appear when the user hover their mouse over a button? For now though, the [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hvShfPmjzo8]QuickStart Guide is more than enough to help, even if I may need to rewatch once or twice to remember about a cool feature.

May 2024

Massive W for the mfers who didnt have the robux for full body tracking, I have fbt now but this was a lifesaver when i didnt have it. TBH it does a large amount of what full body tracking does for a fraction of the price of fullbody tracking

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19.50€

7.7

928

221

Online players

464

Developer

Standable

Publisher

Standable

Release 08 May 2023

VR VR Only

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