Unity3D And Microsoft Kinect? Hell Yeah!

What's so special about someone dancing and jumping in front of a monitor? Time to find out!

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• gaming
• mocap
• motion capture
• microsoft
• kinect
• videogames
• vidoegaming
• party game
• dancing
• social games
• technology
• unity
• 3d
• modeling
• animation

[esimplestudios]

Thank you Regis

[esimplestudios]

it's not a problem of interpolation, but of screencapture framerate! I'll try to get the video from the display in a different way (eg by phone camera instead of video capture) to show it in a smoother way! thanks for the advice

[mslmanni]

Which wrapper are you using. Any links.

[whereisthejustice1]

if you can adjust the camera view to first person that would be awesome.

[sergioaquilina]

i have web cam,

i need kinect of xbox 360?

[standardinput]

I'd be interested in seeing the subject walk around.

[nadinno1]

Holy crap that is awesome. I hope you become a bazillionair.

[FullOfDerpMoments]

wow that really followed your movements :D great job

[MrNicoPuerto]

That would be a great invention for second life so that you can walk inside your room but on the pc walking inside a game ;) 

[killersmod]

amazing 5 stars just for being amazing

[KapriJohn]

Does the player feel real pain, when his charakter gets hit by sth? :3

[Alexhauser23]

It's great to see innovative thinking like this, it's what the kinect's been lacking.

I'd love to see an explorable, open world game to come out for Kinect - with the kind of freeform setup you have there, being able to freely move your avatar's body with your own. Imagine the game Oblivion if it had that setup - just rampaging around a town breaking things would be endless entertainment. But I digress. The point is, endless possibilities.