How To Setup Eye Tracking In Unreal Engine 5+ (Open XR and Quest Pro)

[@LogLauncher]

Heyo! Great video! For the sphere trace endpoint, I found that if I use the Gaze Origin + the (Gaze Direction * a distance) it works great and I don't need to mess about with a "random" offset number.

[@vaguerriero]

Hello, thanks for your video, it's very useful! Do you know how could I save the eye tracking gaze data into a file? (.txt or .csv)

[@irenecapasso9556]

hey, did you find a solution for this? I also need it.

[@vaguerriero]

@@irenecapasso9556 No, not yet. I haven't tried to implement it but I can't seem to find any information on how to do it. Maybe I'm not searching correctly.

[@OnyxTTV]

This is great, however my project doesn't receive blink data (or any face tracking data for that matter), do you have a solution to this?

[@GDXR]

Eye tracking can be done with the openXR eye tracker plugin. However, for full face tracking, you will want to use one of Metas plugins which have it all setup.

[@adamabutaya6946]

can i apply this to quest 2 ? i dont get the light trace 5:08 , maybe i can track the pawn camera where is it aiming for ? how

[@soumyadeepmahata6714]

Hello, Thank you for making this useful video. I am doing a capstone project on emotional analysis and I require to output the gaze data into a csv or similar file format from UE5.4. Can you also help me how can I accomplish that using Blueprints.

[@howchen8529]

Doing the exact same set up, however, not sure why the eye tracking sometimes works and sometimes just don't. Need to restart the engine for it to work again.

[@GDXR]

I find that the eye tracking with Meta can be a little weird some times and very slow to start up. Unfortunatly I dont have a fix for that one.

[@GRIDtRAVELER]

Thank you.