Tip
This guide assumes you have followed the StretchSense SteamVR App Setup Guide.

Note
Changes are incoming in future versions of the StretchSense App for SteamVR which may break future compatibility with OpenGloves. We are planning to add the Calibrate Controller Offsets feature from OpenGloves into our app at this time so custom mounting solutions or alternate trackers can be used.

Using Unsupported SteamVR Trackers or Third-Party Mounts

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Install OpenGloves from the Steam store.
Open StreamVR Settings → Startup / Shutdown → Manage SteamVR Add-Ons.
Toggle Off the stretchsense add-on.
Toggle On the opengloves add-on.
If you’re using trackers, in the Steam VR settings, under Controllers, select Manage Trackers, otherwise skip to step 6.
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For the Left and Right trackers set the Tracker Role set to HELD IN HAND, then set the Hand value to match the glove you have attached the tracker to. Click Close and also close SteamVR Settings.
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Leave SteamVR running in the background.
Start the OpenGloves UI app.
Enable the named pipe communication option and click Save.
Switch to the Functions tab.
Put on your StretchSense gloves and trackers. If using controllers for tracking, attach these securely to your wrist.
In your VR headset, rotate your left-hand virtual Valve Index Controllers so they are facing a comfortable direction that would allow you to pretend to hold the handles.
In OpenGloves, click the Start Auto-Calibration button. This will cause the virtual Valve Index Controllers to freeze in place.
Make a gripping gesture and move your physical left hand so it is positioned around the left virtual Valve Index Controller’s handle. Hold it there until the calibration timer expires and the controller un-freezes.
Check the virtual Valve Index Controller is oriented to your liking, then repeat steps 6-9, selecting the Right Hand as the value of the For Hand dropdown in the Functions screen of OpenGloves. You may need to check in-game to ensure your game hands are also oriented correctly. Some games like VRChat have additional options for wrist correction if you need to adjust the wrist tilt angle further.