Yeah, took me a while to find it, just a mention in an interview with Pete Hines:
There has, as a quick Google search would tell you. 99$, taking preorders in May, availability in June.
Where it gets messy for me is when trackpad locomotion is introduced in games like Pavlov. I can barely do intricate thumb movements while the same hand is steadying my rifle or performing a reload, and I can't imagine this being an accessible control scheme for the mass market.
Where it gets messy for me is when trackpad locomotion is introduced in games like Pavlov. I can barely do intricate thumb movements while the same hand is steadying my rifle or performing a reload, and I can't imagine this being an accessible control scheme for the mass market.
The solution I propose is a modified version of Quell 4D's default carrot-on-a-stick mode (you hold the left trigger and extend your left arm north to move north, and so on).
Replace the controller with the HMD, and replace the trigger with a trackpad click, and now you're leaning to move and can still grab ammo off your belt without having to concentrate on where your thumb is positioned on the trackpad. Furthermore, a short press could toggle between roomscale and lean locomotion (so you don't have to think about your thumb at all), while a long press would activate roomscale as soon as you release the trackpad. An option menu item would allow you to to switch between automatic (reading your intent by how long you press), hold only, or toggle only.
I like the gunplay in Out of Ammo. It's more on the arcadey side with bullet tracers and no recoil, but for me it strikes a perfect balance of fun and challenge.
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In short, MakeVR was intended to allow industry-standard precision modeling.
VR Pictionary is becoming a recurring part of the Tonight Show. It was cool to see this moment when Jimmy told Scarlett Johansson she could move around, and her childish 2D scribble became a solid 3D object.
Video here. Next time my friends are over we're definitely doing this.
In short, MakeVR was intended to allow industry-standard precision modeling.
This interview is an informative read. There's a pro version coming for $99.
That can be rectified by telling people you have a VR headset lol. VR is a friend magnet.
VR Pictionary is becoming a recurring part of the Tonight Show. It was cool to see this moment when Jimmy told Scarlett Johansson she could move around, and her childish 2D scribble became a solid 3D object.
Video here. Next time my friends are over we're definitely doing this.
In short, MakeVR was intended to allow industry-standard precision modeling.
This interview is an informative read. There's a pro version coming for $99.
Since eye- and full-body-tracking is just​ around the corner, those mixed reality functions become a little useless. It would be much more practical to have good avatar creators, 3rd person cameras​ and face-tracking to read emotions.
611 pieces of software have released since Google Earth VR, roughly 150 with positive user ratings. So I would just recommend scanning all the releases chronologically, looking for thumbed-up games. This is the page Google Earth VR appears on.
