HeartRateOnStream to VRChat OSC

This app allows you to get realtime heartrate data from a compatible Wear OS device (Such as a Pixel Watch) and send this data to VRChat via OSC.

• An Android device capable of installing HeartRateOnStream.
• A Wear OS device with a heartrate monitor capable of installing HeartRateOnStream

There are 3 different parameters, designed to mimic the parameters used in vrc-osc-miband-hrm so an avatar that works with that will already work with this.

• Heartrate sends float value from -1 to 1 (0-255bpm) (Use this when you need to display bpm counter)
• Heartrate2 sends float value from 0 to 1 (0-255bpm) (Easier to control your animations but not enough precise over network. Do not use this to display bpm counter. Use cases: making actual sound of heartbeat, making animations which speed is equal to your bpm)
• Heartrate3 sends int value from 0 to 255 (0-255bpm) (Useful for those who wanna bind specific event to specific heart rate. Use case: changing your outfit on avatar to sport one when your bpm goes higher than 130)

1. Install HeartRateOnStream for OBS on both your Wear OS device and Android device.
2. Download the latest release of HeartRateOnStream-OSC from Releases.
3. Extract all files to a folder and run HeartRateOnStream-OSC.exe.
4. In the HeartRateOnStream mobile app, edit the connection details to match what is shown by HeartRateOnStream-OSC.
5. Follow the instructions in HeartRateOnStream-OSC to complete the setup.
6. Wait patiently, it can take around 30s for heart rate data to start updating outside of the app. (This seems to be an issue with the app)
7. Profit! Hopefully! Make sure OSC is enabled in VRChat in the radial menu! (A world rejoin may be required after this!)

Please see the README of vrc-osc-miband-hrm for an example avatar.

Feel free to message me on Discord: CurtisVL Or, create an issue on here!