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This is slightly scary. There are no big bangs or scary monster faces. Just unease, then dread and then realisation. Okay, this was fun to watch. But imagine if there was a Kinect/Structure Sensor involved. It scans in your environment and re-makes your surroundings into the surroundings of the game. So it’s not someone else’s … Continue reading “An Inception Experience with the Oculus Rift”
This is slightly scary. There are no big bangs or scary monster faces. Just unease, then dread and then realisation.
Okay, this was fun to watch. But imagine if there was a Kinect/Structure Sensor involved. It scans in your environment and re-makes your surroundings into the surroundings of the game. So it’s not someone else’s house or someone else’s sofa, it’s your house, it’s your sofa.
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I _hope_ to have my Rift when I visit in October. Have you tried it yet?
I’ve not even seen one in the “flesh” never mind trying one out. Add it, a 3D printer and a Structure Sensor to my shopping list if DC ever gets an office setup. I have a hundred ideas for this shizzle.
I like how easy it is to support it with Unity3D – a couple of lines of code and you’re done.
Woot! Just got an email. Yes, I’ll have an Oculus when I visit in 2nd week of October.
Let me know your dates and I’ll hold a bloc54 maybe see if we can get people adding a couple of those lines of code to their Unity projects