Any experience with VirtualReality goggles?

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  • BTS.Dcobra

    #16
    Originally posted by Glutton
    You could use trackIR. People use it with flight sims. I don't see a reason it wouldn't work with BF2.

    http://www.naturalpoint.com/trackir/
    I have had Track IR for over a year now and For IL2 and WWIIOL it works so good that If mine died I would stop playing until I could get another one!

    As for BF2 I havent tried setting it up but Im sure that if you used the JS for controling the plane that you could bind the control key to the JS and use Track IR to move the pilots head however you would like.

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    • IH8MACS

      #17
      no...really,
      Sharp really does have a "3d monitor"
      looks interesting

      -EDIT-
      oh, sry bigcheese, didn't see u're post,
      here,

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      • downthesun

        #18
        You guys are serious too, aren't you? That really is pathetic. Why the hell would you ever waste that much money on something that probably doesn't work? Hell, even if it does work, it's probably not going to be as "cool" as you want it to be.

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        • jdogg88-Fed

          #19
          lol dont know if i want too

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          • [i]_Bleed_to_Death

            #20
            Originally posted by downthesun
            You guys are serious too, aren't you? That really is pathetic. Why the hell would you ever waste that much money on something that probably doesn't work? Hell, even if it does work, it's probably not going to be as "cool" as you want it to be.

            Of cource it works, Think about it as the 3d movie if you ever went to one of those

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            • BigCheese

              #21
              ok... so i found someone who have already tried such a VR goggle (the z800) with BF2...
              see his comments under:



              ... the z800 looks better than the i-glasses - more degree (so bigger screen) and better technology (OLED)... and cheaper - with 900$ already with head tracking system (gyro), earphones, noice cancelated microphone and the goggles...

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              • Wranger4400

                #22
                I don't.

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                • GeZe

                  #23
                  what the guy said in the blog about the goggles:

                  I have had a little while longer to try some games and this so far is my experience. Note that the problems with stereo 3d not working are the fault of the nVidia driver/game compatibility, not a problem with the headset.
                  Battlefield 2

                  Finally got this to work in stereo by setting the antialising to 2x. This seems to correct the missing polygon and textures problems. I must say it looks fantastic. Head tracking works great too.

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