Any experience with VirtualReality goggles?

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  • BigCheese

    #1

    Any experience with VirtualReality goggles?

    HI,

    have any1 already tried BF2 with virtual reality equipement? like i-glasses 3D (800x600 pixel) ??

    i think this would be great fun...

    bye,
    BigCheese
  • mariohyeah

    #2
    I have ones, ill try today

    (i have a 6600 fx :/)

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    • BigCheese

      #3
      do you have only shutter goggles or real VR with monitors in it (like i-glasses) ?

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      • Wynterheart

        #4
        do those things actually work or make a difference? i always thought they were just a gimmick piece of crap...

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        • BigCheese

          #5
          don't know - thats what i try to find out...
          they cost about 800 and if you want a head tracking system about 550 on top... but then you can sit in the heli and look outside the window just with turning the head to the left or right :) that would be awesome!! :)
          and: they work with every directX or openGL 3d game (doomIII or old Battlefield...)

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          • imported_DKP-Orkan

            #6
            damn... if I could sit in my jet and turn my head... and have my guy in the game do the same motion in the cockpit... holy hell... I'd pay for that...

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            • IVfluids

              #7
              only problem is, you probably still wouldn't be able to control where your jet is going as you hold down the 'ctrl' key to enable mouselook. and i think it would be very difficult to keep your head in a proper spot when your phone rings or you get thirsty and go to look where those items are on your desk.

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              • }GC{blastokid

                #8
                3D Goggles aren't a gimmick. I've tried them for America's Army and they made a real difference (it was at a store) so yea, I'd say if they make a difference, someone PLEASE POST on here.

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                • IH8MACS

                  #9
                  but don't u get a drop in frames per second when usin those? cuz that would kinda suck

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                  • imported_Animalmother

                    #10
                    in apaches, they have the same thing where a computer senses ur head movement and the gun move where ever you look. That would be hot to do that in a video game. But how do u aim? I wouldnt want to aim by looking.

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                    • IH8MACS

                      #11
                      Or theres always that 3d monitor from sharp. I think that would be better than wearing goggles. (although i don't see battlefield 2 on their compatability list, maybe its just not updated?[the list])

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                      • Cybosage

                        #12
                        hahah

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                        • BigCheese

                          #13
                          hm... problem of course with goggles is: you don't see your keyboard or other input devices!! hm... but yes, the problem with hitting ctrl to get mouselook still exists - but perhaps it could be set up in a different way? hm...
                          don't know, someone have to post his experience now :)

                          and what about this 3d monitor from sharp? any links? how much?

                          bye,
                          BigCheese

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                          • -=B.A.=-nmbr1sniper

                            #14
                            nice idea

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                            • Glutton

                              #15
                              You could use trackIR. People use it with flight sims. I don't see a reason it wouldn't work with BF2.

                              TrackIR adds depth to the PC gaming experience by enabling players to take control of the in-game view.

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