pyPSVR

Python scripts for control and interaction with the Playstation PSVR
Supports both Linux and Windows, with Python 3 or 2 (using 'six' module).

Windows requires 'libusb' to be installed. In order for the sensors to also
be readably the libusb driver should be applied to the 'Endpoint 5' (NOT
the 'Composite Device', as instructed previously).

Example usage:\

D:>python pyPSVR.py --help\

1. usage: pyPSVR.py [-h] [-S] [-o] [-O] [-v] [-c] [-l] [-L LEDVAL] [-N LEDNUM]
   - [-s SIZE] [-d DIST] [-m MIST] [-b BRIGHT] [-H HDMI] [-k] [-r]
   - [-i] [-C] [-G REG] [-R]\

2. optional arguments:
   -h, --help show this help message and exit
   -S, --shutdown Shutdown the PSVR
   -o, --on Turn the PSVR on
   -O, --off Turn the PSVR off
   -v, --vrmode Turn on VR mode
   -c, --cinemode Turn on Cinematic mode
   -l, --leds Turn on the LEDs
   -L LEDVAL, --ledval LEDVAL
   Set brightness values for the LEDs
   -N LEDNUM, --lednum LEDNUM
   Set brightness only for specific LED
   -s SIZE, --size SIZE Set the size of the Cinematic screen
   -d DIST, --dist DIST Set the distance of the Cinematic screen
   -m MIST, --mist MIST Set the mistery of the Cinematic screen
   -b BRIGHT, --bright BRIGHT
   Set the brightness of the screen
   -H HDMI, --hdmi HDMI Set the HDMI resolution of Social-Screen
   -k, --lock Lock the Cinematic screen in position
   -r, --recenter Recenter the screen in Cinematic Mode
   -i, --id Request serial and revision
   -C, --cal Request calibration data
   -G REG, --reg REG Request register data
   -R, --read After writing command, listen for responses\

Switching to VR mode with the LEDs enabled (on Linux): $ sudo python pyPSVR.py -v -l
Detaching: 5
Re-attaching: 5\