07-10-2015 08:22 AM
07-11-2015 09:47 AM
07-11-2015 10:08 AM
07-11-2015 10:09 AM
07-11-2015 10:23 AM
"Snappahead" wrote:
Very jelly. The only stop that's even a little close to me (200 miles) is "invite only", so I'll have to miss out again. Thanks for the report, Malkmus. Glad you liked it.
Andrew, please share your thoughts with us after.
07-11-2015 10:26 AM
"AlexWake" wrote:
WOW.. Thank you Malkmus1979. Vive DK impressed you more then Oculus Rift consumer version?.. If Vive CV will be better then DK(I think it will be).. I definitely will buy one!
07-11-2015 12:00 PM
07-11-2015 05:27 PM
"Malkmus1979" wrote:"Snappahead" wrote:
Very jelly. The only stop that's even a little close to me (200 miles) is "invite only", so I'll have to miss out again. Thanks for the report, Malkmus. Glad you liked it.
Andrew, please share your thoughts with us after.
That's strange. Are you sure there's no way to register for a spot? The whole point of the tour is for the public to try it (and press as well of course).
07-12-2015 06:33 AM
"andrewtek" wrote:
Okay... Just got out.
Also, I felt that my feet were below the floor. I think this is because they do not calibrate the experience (height, IPD) to each person. I am taller than average, so my feet felt like they were 8 inches below the ground. My wife felt the floor was right were her feet were. Also, the immersion makes you want to walk further than the room allows. I loved seeing through the floor!
07-12-2015 08:30 AM
"mrmonkeybat" wrote:
Wierd as the base stations are fixed they should only have to calibrate the the location of the floor once then the system should always know where the HMD is in relation to the floor. Maybe its more to do with IPD adjusting the lense assembly to fit round your nose will not give a precise measure of where your eyes are.
07-12-2015 08:34 AM
"andrewtek" wrote:"mrmonkeybat" wrote:
Wierd as the base stations are fixed they should only have to calibrate the the location of the floor once then the system should always know where the HMD is in relation to the floor. Maybe its more to do with IPD adjusting the lense assembly to fit round your nose will not give a precise measure of where your eyes are.
It is weird. It was not just my feet. I also put the hand controllers near the floor and they disappeared under it. So it could have just been bad calibration.
Fixed floor position initializing wrong and causing the saved floor position to drift downward each time Room Setup is launched.