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Special Events Forums => Friday Squad Operations => Topic started by: Vulcan on December 05, 2009, 12:32:57 AM
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Some video grabbed with fraps of the live action... (excuse my awful gunnery)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ITQ9HFiRY_0
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Nice vid. :aok
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Very nice vid and some great flying Vulcan. Pretty much the definition of riding the edge of the blackout. Kudos to you sir. :aok
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Very nice! :aok Three vs one, I would have lasted about 30 seconds.
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Vulcan very cool video!!!! Great fight you got yourself into 1 against 3 with no support :salute
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that's some fast pace high flying action :aok.
more vids like that fellas!
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Bet that 190 is wishing he fired on that HO merge
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Nice bud wtg!
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Very nice vid and some great flying Vulcan. Pretty much the definition of riding the edge of the blackout. Kudos to you sir. :aok
You can see the advantage head tracking can give you :) , those head movements are about 1:1.5
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Beautiful engagement
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Great clip :airplane: :joystick: :rock :salute
Are you using 4 or 5?, would love to try your profile if you don't mind sharing...
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Nice Vid!
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Great clip :airplane: :joystick: :rock :salute
Are you using 4 or 5?, would love to try your profile if you don't mind sharing...
Neither (but it does use tir emulation to drive inputs into AH):
(http://bbs.hitechcreations.com/wiki/images/e/eb/Z800.jpg)
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very interesting, was wondering how you got the movement in the AH clip...what exactly are those?
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Ya what is that? Does not look like the TrackIR.
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It looks like a Z800 3D visor.
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It looks like a Z800 3D visor.
That would be correct, a Z800 VR headset, been using for about 3 years now in AH. There's a neat program called Glovepie which lets you use trackir emulation for inputs. By 1:1.5 tracking I mean't if you look right 90 degrees the view is at 120 degrees. To check 6 you turn your head left or right about 120 degrees (I find this is realistic as you usually use the mk 1 eyeball to turn the rest of the distance in real life).
There's a couple of other people use this headset or the Vuzix VR920 in AH.
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What is the difference between that and the TrackIR? Do they do the same thing? Cost?
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What is the difference between that and the TrackIR? Do they do the same thing? Cost?
TrackIR uses your monitor, what he's got are VR glasses (little screens in front of your eyes). I think they're stereoscopic?
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yup stereoscopic, though since upgrading my video card I've struggled to get a decent 3D driver that works with AH. So lately AH has been all 2D, though that means I can now video fights (fraps didn't like 3D :) ).
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Cost?
Try 1,500USD
Vulcan, hope part of that is your commision? LOL
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Wow! :O
Cool nevertheless! :aok
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Try 1,500USD
Vulcan, hope part of that is your commision? LOL
Nah, when I got mine they were on sale for US$599 ish and our exchnage rate with the US Dollar was good. So I grabbed them. In the 90s I used a VFX-1 headset with games like EF2000, Flight Unlimited, Mechwarrior, etc, so it wasn't my first foray into VR :)
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Very cool, but I'm already pushing my wife's tolerance for geekiness to the limit.