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Are you at the point where users can purchase even though you aren’t done yet? I’ll gladly pay full price to get in on a beta set of the driver. I have several games I’m very interested to stick my head into, and would gladly provide feedback / testing too. I can think of a few others that would do the same.
In reply to: 3D Vision & TrackIR
The lack of 3d vision support on games like Bioshock Infinite and Assassins Creed 3 has been very disheartening. Looking forward to playing Bioshock Infinite using VorpX. I just can’t even install it until I get my Rift. 2d sucks. What’s worse? It seems like the developers are giving console users 3d more on these games than the PC users. Damn you forced DirectX 11!
Hey, great job on doing this VorpX, I don’t want you to think that I am ungrateful, but please, the shipping has started, people started getting their headsets. The hype is up.
Now can’t you release a demo of your driver so we know that it is the real thing? One game wouldn’t hurt!
Something like Portal! (Why you should take Portal is because Valve will eventually make support for all their Source engine games) Anyhow, imagine showing your friends the Oculus and Portal for the first time. They would totally freak out!
And it’s fine if you don’t release something, but I think showing people that your driver indeed works will probably give you a few more donations and costumers later on.
Keep up the good work!
In reply to: How does the Head tracking work ?
Yes, the headtracking does what the mouse normally does, plus special treatment for the roll axis. In most games that means head and body turning are handled the same way, with the exception of some racing games and flightsims that have a dedicated mouselook. Feels a little bit strange at first, but you get used to it pretty quick. Even Carmack did it this way in his Doom 3 demos.
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