Head Tracking for Desktop VR Displays using the WiiRemote
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Cool
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@Graavigala85 HA! And we wouldnt want to ruin the 3D television industry would we? Who needs innovations we can just resort to cheap camera tricks and foolish use of a gimmick lol. Its unfortunate that we will likely never see tech like this in the mainstream any time soon, at least in the forseeable future....
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@WeAreTMPG this would ruin the 3D television industry and, gods forbid it, make #D effects actually worth something and not just cheap tricks
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@NiLLoC223 based on your typing and spelling you have zero changes of getting this to work
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free nintendo wii at wii4free[dot]info
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@PDFeFiles Infrared light is infrared. The human eye can't see the light emitted from it either way. It shows up red on color cameras picking up the light, but you can't see it without it. It has to be infrared (or extremely bright), or the Wiimote won't see it. (And I've taken a couple TV remotes apart that use infrared LEDs, I remember those were clear looking, but I could be wrong.)
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@Higgledypiggle1 I mean no big game developers have used this idea, one-player perspective changing. Not used in any Wii or XBox Kinnect games I've seen.
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@4CODE He is already hired by Microsoft. Thats how they come up with kinect :)
Amazing use of todays tech to put together tomorrows experience. Why is this not mass market/coming to market? Truly impressive work.....
WeAreTMPG 1 month ago 5
MAn this is sick! Soon has my sister comes back with my wii ima have to try this!
NiLLoC223 2 days ago