I have a disability where I can not turn my left hand, palm up, meaning it can't face my face. Also meaning I physically can't open the menu without breaking my neck or grabbing the controllers. It would make it so much more seamless and feel a lot better if I could just swap the oculus home button with the menu button but even in the accessibility settings of the headset, vrchats menu button just doesn't work when they're swapped. Maybe a button swap that translates into finger tracking?

So this is a feature that exist in games like rec room where you can pull up your menu and physically press the buttons to use it I don’t think it’s likely that it would be added to vrchat but it would be awesome if it was

Please add a hand gesture to toggle all other hand-tracking gesture inputs on and off. I'd suggest either using the pinky (since it's not currently mapped), or possible requiring that you touch both ring fingers to your thumbs for a few seconds to activate the gesture.

Even if a dedicated hand gesture isn't feasible, adding a quick toggle to the QM or something to toggle gesture input would be great.

This would be great for anyone wanting to have an extended conversation without accidentally triggering the gesture inputs all the time (jump! jump! jump!), but it would be especially useful for people who rely on ASL or other sign languages for communication.

Where is the expression wheel for finger tracking thsts the only thing I'm confused about but apart from that it's a 10/10

There's a couple of things that do need to be fixed, like how your fingers can merge together and or get confused as to what finger is being moved and that you can only pick things up by pinching them, but when you are using hand tracking and go to pick up anything it shows the controller prompt. I'd imagine there already is or will be an implementation for this but it's something i wanted to point out, also when your hands don't track it just puts your hands in idle position which isn't very immersive and can throw a lot of people off especially if their hands aren't even on their sides, maybe if it's possible could there be a way to make it seem like your hands and arms are where they should be if they don't track? It won't be as immersive still, but it definitely will not throw people off as much.

Note: I'm not going to be talking about bugs, because I haven't experienced any bugs with the hand tracking that was not the tracking itself. Except for #4.

The current options for gripping in the VrChat Beta (index to thumb when item is selected) is poorly implemented and needs improvement. My current issues with the way of grabbing items is:

.Pens constantly writing when you pick them up

.Items snapping into one position and not being able to change it

.Not being able to hold the item in any different way

I think this could be fixed by having a different gesture for grabbing. My idea is closing all back 3 fingers to imitate the grip button on Quest 2 controllers. You would be able to grab the item in any area and hold it however you like. For pens, the index-thumb would be used to get them to write, similar to how you hold pencils in real life.

Some gestures work really well while others are a bit glitchy at times EG: pinch to grab. Maybe some gestures could be changed to something more unique and easy to differentiate like making a fist to grab? Plus this would feel more natural to how you would actually grab stuff.

Perhaps a menu can be implemented to alter each gesture to your preference. Basically how changing key-binds work on PC.