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What is eye-gaze targeting?

Eye-gaze targeting tracks what you're looking at on a screen and highlights it. You still need to use your hands to select an item or scroll through the screen.
Note: Eye-gaze targeting is currently available as a beta feature. To use this feature, you need to have eye tracking enabled in Settings > Inputs.

Here's how to enable eye-gaze targeting:

  1. From the Lobby, select Settings.
  2. Select Advanced > Beta features.
  3. Turn on Eye-gaze targeting.

Here's how to use eye-gaze targeting:

  • To select an item, look at the item to highlight it, then pinch your thumb and index finger together.
  • To scroll, look at the screen you want to scroll through, then pinch and drag up or down.
Tip:
  • To avoid obstructing eye tracking and gaze targeting, don't raise your hands or controllers while gazing at something.
  • To learn how to use eye-gaze targeting, select Tutorial in the Library and then select Eye pointing.
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