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Thanks to community feedback, we’ve enhanced several features of the SolidSlime Quest 3 Table Tennis Adapter.
Over the past weeks, we have been testing v3.1 both internally, and externally with several top level ETT players, with very positive feedback. With no more improvements in sight, we proudly present version 3.1 to the world.
Here are the key differences between v3.0 and v3.1:
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Adapter is now made ~2cm wider.
This will give more room for players with longer fingers.
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Optimized the thread and the cap to make it much easier to put the cap on without putting too much stress on the adapter.
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Added a hole near the bottom of the controller to let the LED there to shine through and get picked up by the headset cameras.
This has the effect of improving backhand tracking
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Now there is a second place to attach the wrist strap: instead of threading the wrist strap into the bottom of the adapter handle.
You can now insert the wrist strap at the bottom of the controller (i.e. its original position).
The adapter will lock in the wrist strap connector, and then you can hook the wrist strap on one of the fingers.
Additionally, some places have been modified to increase structure strength.
The latest version of the SolidSlime Table Tennis Adapter for Quest 3 can be purchased here.