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Matt, any headway?

 

 

Also, it looks Oculus is testing Oled screens for there prototypes... and they have decreased latency to around 15 ms. lastly the new proto has 6dof!

 

Very neat stuff coming!

 

Hey Flim! Can you please post the link of the articles, I'm pretty interested but haven't been able to find them, thx :)

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A question about the Oculus to those who have tried it. Something I cant figure out from the youtube videos.

 

Does it project the image using standard FOV settings, or does it give you the peripheral vision as well. Let me clarify.

 

Does it feel like you are looking out of your own eyes or do you still feel that you are looking at (well through as its 3d) a square or round persicope or binocluars??

 

Another way to ask would be, can you move your eyes left and right to focus on different objects in your FOV or do you still need to focus straight ahead and do you still feel like you are looking through a rectangular (or round) window?

 

Much appreciated.

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They have said "this time next year" in a recent interview, you might as well get a 2nd hand trackIR till then :)

 

You mean 1080p or 4K?

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You mean 1080p or 4K?

 

Most likely 1080p. 4k of that size being affordable is definately quite some time off.

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I'd rather have rift over recentering trackir every now and then. Already saving for it, if it wasn't for RL expenses...!!!

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Most likely 1080p. 4k of that size being affordable is definately quite some time off.

 

Well, they have speed of Polish Railways then if for 1080p we have to wait next year...

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Well, they have speed of Polish Railways then if for 1080p we have to wait next year...

 

It's not that easy to get screens of that size with acceptable quality for the application if you don't have apples or samsungs product volume, especially at that price.

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A question about the Oculus to those who have tried it. Something I cant figure out from the youtube videos.

 

Does it project the image using standard FOV settings, or does it give you the peripheral vision as well. Let me clarify.

 

Does it feel like you are looking out of your own eyes or do you still feel that you are looking at (well through as its 3d) a square or round persicope or binocluars??

 

Another way to ask would be, can you move your eyes left and right to focus on different objects in your FOV or do you still need to focus straight ahead and do you still feel like you are looking through a rectangular (or round) window?

 

Much appreciated.

 

 

There is black in your peripheral vision. It is similar to wearing the old style round frog man diving mask if you've ever worn one. You can still move your eyes around the image but if you look into the corners or the edges you will see the border (you can even look down at your keyboard through the gap around your nose). It doesn't take long to adjust to it. You quickly start moving your head more and let your eyes follow. It's not a case of having to lock your eyes straight ahead. There is enough FOV to let your eyes move to different parts of the image. By compensating with more head movement its easy to forget the border is there.

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In a Q&A thread between users and Lockheed martin there is an interesting answer to upcoming features.. Looks like Oculus is something they are looking in to..

 

 

That is a great question. We cannot comment too much on or promise unreleased features or plans, but we are committed to Prepar3D v2. With our new patching system, we can release patches more frequently than before and customers won’t have to do a full re-install with each new version of Prepar3D v2. As far as potential for future features go, we are currently looking into cloud shadows, radar modes, oculus integration, exposing more information to addon developers, true SLI and Crossfire support for multiple graphics cards, additional performance across multiple views, as well as a very robust memory management system that helps give users the control over their memory in the simulation that they need.

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There is black in your peripheral vision. It is similar to wearing the old style round frog man diving mask if you've ever worn one. You can still move your eyes around the image but if you look into the corners or the edges you will see the border (you can even look down at your keyboard through the gap around your nose). It doesn't take long to adjust to it. You quickly start moving your head more and let your eyes follow. It's not a case of having to lock your eyes straight ahead. There is enough FOV to let your eyes move to different parts of the image. By compensating with more head movement its easy to forget the border is there.

 

Thanks for that.

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It's not that easy to get affordable screens of that size with acceptable qualtiy for the application if you're don't have apple or samsungs product volume, especially at that price.

 

Do we know final price?

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Do we know final price?

 

It's supposed to be in the 300€ ballpark, IIRC.

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Good it wouldn't go higher so much if so, I may go to the owner of the developer version of it and test it. I take my PC there and just plug it in.

 

I am curious about depth feeling and how it would be wearing quite heavy thing on your head....

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Cold today, so I decided to test out Tridef and Blackshark 1, because of Dx9, which tridef requires at the moment. Got it all setup with razor hydra(positional tracking), 3d... pretty sweet. Works pretty well, but the frames could run faster. However, it gives a good repesentation on what the future will look like... Can't wait !

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During the weekend, news came out saying John Carmack has left id Software to work full time on the Oculus Rift. His second job is still at Armadillo Aerospace, but that doesn't seem to take up much of his time. Being the tinkerer he is, I think the final Rift will benefit a lot from his input.

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Wrong. He was working part time on the OR, part time at id Software and part time at Armadillo Aerospace. He quit id entirely last week.

 

I see. Didn't notice the difference at first glance.

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Sorry for the confusion - John is now full-time CTO at Oculus, previously he was only serving there part-time.

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Oculus Rift And Castar... The virtual world is rapidly evolving. :thumbup:

 

It's moving so fast that you'd almost have to devote _all_ your 'puter-time' just to stay in the loop. I'm starting to feel like what my dad must've felt like when the 'Internet' happened.

 

Exciting times indeed!

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your lucky I am starting to feel like my dad did when the jet engine was invented,,god I feel old, hell I am OLD..

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I'm trying to feed my rift fix until DCS works... but, in the mean time I loaded Tridef and Bms. Wow, it creates a totally new sim experience. Now, you still have the low res down fall, but I'm using the razor hydra for positional tracking which helps tremendously when needing to lean forward and get more pixels in view. It's so crazy in full 3d, because I keep trying to rest my arms on the in game canopy frame, and also use it to help me look back... nothing there! ( like a ghost) ! lol

 

I'm ready for some full DCS...

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