Oculus Rift over 100k DevKits sold -is ISI going to support with rf2 integration ??

Great Teaser. Now I really can't wait for consumer version

 

With an OR on, how do you see your buttons on your wheel/button box?

 

Hiya guy

You see nothing outside the rift
Your vision is entirely within the graphical world

I think this would give some trouble as some need to look at buttons etc

I have all buttons/knobs (that are needed for sim racing) on my wheel
& I do not need to look at them so no troubles for me

When the consumer version comes & if it replaces my monitors
(I'll put 1 monitor on wall just for windows) I'll make a button box for arma 2 / 3 with a guide for my hand so buttons are in the place for each finger so it will be really easy

That's the plan anyway

 

With muscle memory

 

http://www.schoolbordportaal.nl/files_sb/programma-flash-17/simon-swf.html

 

ok lads, the answer is a very simple. if you want one buy one, if you dont want one dont buy one, its called choice, we all have it

 

if you didn't buy one the moment you heard about it then wait for the consumer version. At the moment its more like buying a concept rather than actually buying a vr headset.

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You should look up the definition of concept

 

Tridef now has Experimental Oculus Rift support in their latest beta!

http://www.tridef.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=3907

Unfortunately I don't have the time to test it with rf2 ATM.

 

This is a pretty exciting development I'll see if i can get time tonight to try it. A bit miffed at having one licence one PC as I use 2 PCs, one just for racers and one for everything else but racers will be my first try

 

This is good news. I was considering plunking down some Money for Iracing since it supports oculus, but I will try this first with rfactor

 

Did anyone try TriDef with rFactor 1 or 2 ?
AMD users can get a 50% discount
I had visitors last night so couldn't but hope to have a look tonight.

 

From an old post:

But last I tried with a newer version of tridef and rf2, rf2+tridef didn't work anymore. I will test rf2+tridef+rift tomorrow.

 

Found this on iracing forum (iracing does have excellent implemented Oculus Rift support):
"And surprisingly, I had no problems with motion sickness or something like that. While walking around in a first person shooter like Half Life made me feel ill after just a few minutes, sitting in a car in iRacing feels absolutely normal. And also the 3d effect doesn’t cause any trouble."

 

I couldn't get RF2 to work with TriDef. I get a pretty much black screen with text which is messed up
On the upside I managed to get Formula Trucks, GSC2012 and GTR Evolution running using TriDef. I didnt get headtracking yet..but it's a great feeling in the cars, especially with motion and simvibe

 

Re: Oculus rift -over 10,000 pre-ordered already ...ISI supporting??

This is pretty much exactly like for me. I can do about 40 mins in a fps before feeling sick-ish however in anything with a cockpit (iracing, flight and space games) I can do indefinitely. I actually accidentally spent 3 hours in lunar lander without realising it

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Posted on Facebook -palmer lucky : consumer version to be "far better than the HD prototype, what people have seen is nothing compared to what is coming "

Good good (-;

 

RF2+Tridef 3.7.6b1+Rift works here!
I use this Tridef Profile: http://isiforums.net/f/showthread.php/7739-3D-Vision-anomalys?p=105987&viewfull=1#post105987

My settings (via OSD Menu):
3D:
* Screen Depth: 100
* Custom Focus: On
* Near Plane: 34
* Far Plane: 100
HMD Settings:
* Force FOV: Output
* Output FOV: 100
* Output Quality: High

RF2 Settings:
* FOV: 100

It works very well and the graphics quality is great! The tracker is a different story. I got it working in RF2 Camera Free Move Mode (normaly via Mouse) and enabling headtracking in Tridef. But this doesn't work very well. Using Opentracker works alot better, but there is still drift and a bit lag. Although almost not noticeable lag, but it breaks the immersion totally. So I think the only way is to write a Rift Tracker plugin for RF2 (I will try that when I'm on vacation).

But Tridef works really good! Distortion correction is perfect (with no added aliasing), chromatic aberration correction works great. They did a great job!

 

thx vittorio

 

Ok, I got my Rift yesterday and from what I gathered in this thread I was able to get rFactor 2 working with the Rift using Tridef Ignition and Opentrack. Now while Opentrack does an incredible job and seems to "pretend it's TrackIR" making rFactor 2 somewhat recognize it (I did not need to change a setting in rFactor for Opentrack to work, it just worked right off the bat) rFactor 2 appears to have an HMD range limitation that's not working well with the Rift's far wider range. I looked in the INI files for the HMD settings and the max is 0.35, which I set it to, but still didn't prove enough... I couldn't look all the way over my shoulders.

However despite this limitation, for what I need within the confines of racing the experience is virtually perfect as far as the Rift can offer. I was able to drive for over three hours in long sessions on and off (pausing to tweak settings and improve the tracking issue) and I didn't even feel slight discomfort other than that of tossing myself around in a race car minus the G forces implicated.

Yesterday, my first day with the Rift, gave me one worry... I used the Tuscany demo and got queasy after a whiel when I started rotating the view with the mouse. Then I went onto the mistake of the night: Trying out War Thunder's Rift implementation. It's terrible because it's not stereoscopic... it's like having the image point blank in your face and while the visual representation is cool, it makes you sick in no time given the complete absence of proper distance illusion. I then tried to move on to Doom 3 but my tolerance was just up... and that was just a fraction of what I did tonight.

In this setup rFactor 2 is stereoscopic thanks to Tridef. That's priority ONE. If you can't implement stereo 3D don't implement Rift support unless you want vomitting to ensue. I'll be trying out MS Flight Sim as well and I'm expecting a far better experience than War Thunder given that can too be run fully stereoscopic. rFactor 2's framerate is running excellent for me making the head movement response quite instant. I feel no delay, just that range limitation I so wish wasn't there - it's the only thing stopping it from being a Rift gem.

I will be posting a video shortly which explains everything pretty well.

I got my info on Opentrack, oddly enough from a forum post on MTBS about Dirt 2
http://www.mtbs3d.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=141&t=17594

Then I used Tridef Ignition's latest beta which has Rift support built in.