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Izmael 10-17-2016 03:56 AM

Titanium on Oculus Rift
 
I tried OR yesterday for the first time ever and all I can say is HOLY CRAP. It is amazing.

I'm clueless about the actual tech but wonder if there is any way to run P99 on it?

Immersion, especially on Red (lol), would reach brand new levels.

Swish 10-17-2016 07:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Izmael (Post 2382446)

Immersion, especially on Red (lol), would reach brand new levels.

The past of gaming with the latest tech, coupled with a warm and welcoming community waiting to help you get started. This is a fine vision, would be great if it works :)

fadetree 10-17-2016 07:16 AM

You can run a 'view my desktop' app on the oculus, and then run EQ. I did it, was sort of interesting, but you don't get the same kind of 3d feel as you do for a real oculus app.

khanable 10-17-2016 07:41 AM

You could get it to work but it will look like balls

Izmael 10-17-2016 09:08 AM

It is time for someone to write an opensource client to P99.

kgallowaypa 10-17-2016 09:47 AM

I have used Vorpx before on other games but since there is no true first person and ui mods at this time, playing p99 on the oculus will make you feel quite sick (motion from head movements)

khanable 10-17-2016 09:49 AM

Can head motion be disabled and the device function as a normal screen?

I think PlayStation VR allows this but the quality isn't very good or something

Daldaen 10-17-2016 09:56 AM

http://s185.photobucket.com/user/Dal...00070.jpg.html

Why would you need to get any more immersed than this UI?

kgallowaypa 10-17-2016 09:59 AM

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Originally Posted by khanable (Post 2382535)
Can head motion be disabled and the device function as a normal screen?

I think PlayStation VR allows this but the quality isn't very good or something

You can, but the inherent problem with that is that your eyes cannot see anything outside the rift headset, so your brain senses motion but your eyes does not register any motion changes. This leads to motion sickness.

Lhancelot 10-17-2016 10:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Swish (Post 2382475)
The past of gaming with the latest tech, coupled with a warm and welcoming community waiting to help you get started. This is a fine vision, would be great if it works :)

Just tell me this is you IRL Swish on your sig, this pink dude dancing outdoors at a midday rave... :)


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