03-20-2016 09:08 AM
03-20-2016 10:20 AM
"Atmos73" wrote:
Did you notice he was using TWO tracking cameras about 2 feet away from each other. The Oculus pack only comes with ONE camera so his opinions on how well the tracking is are invalid.
03-20-2016 10:23 AM
03-20-2016 10:28 AM
"Atmos73" wrote:
Did you notice he was using TWO tracking cameras about 2 feet away from each other. The Oculus pack only comes with ONE camera so his opinions on how well the tracking is are invalid.
03-20-2016 10:45 AM
"Atmos73" wrote:
The Touch pack might well include a second camera but look at how its used. They're set up 2 feet away not at 180 degrees. The reviewers demonstrating Room-scale (360) but admits its set up for 180. So the only thing you can conclude from the review is you need 2 cameras for a 180 experience?
He doesn't even mention occlusion once. :roll:
03-20-2016 10:51 AM
"Mr.Creepy" wrote:"Atmos73" wrote:
The Touch pack might well include a second camera but look at how its used. They're set up 2 feet away not at 180 degrees. The reviewers demonstrating Room-scale (360) but admits its set up for 180. So the only thing you can conclude from the review is you need 2 cameras for a 180 experience?
He doesn't even mention occlusion once. :roll:
He mentions trying to break the tracking and not succeding. He doesn't mention occlusion propably because he did not experience it. Both the Vive and Rift controller can get occluded, the difference in likelyhood of occlusion is propably not much.
03-20-2016 11:06 AM
"Rigel80" wrote:
Without two cameras in opposite walls it is impossible to avoid occlusion, with two cameras in the same wall you will have only 180° experience, for example: you cannot play Space Pirates with this setup.
03-20-2016 11:31 AM
"Atmos73" wrote:
So why 2 cameras 2 feet apart?
03-20-2016 11:36 AM
"Atmos73" wrote:
Exactly, why do you need two cameras if they are only 2 feet apart in such a small setup? The review shows one camera can't do 180 room-scale alone.
What Oculus don't want you to know - You might need 4 cameras for 360 degrees. 😮
03-20-2016 11:46 AM
"Atmos73" wrote:
The Touch pack might well include a second camera but look at how its used. They're set up 2 feet away not at 180 degrees. The reviewers demonstrating Room-scale (360) but admits its set up for 180. So the only thing you can conclude from the review is you need 2 cameras for a 180 experience?
He doesn't even mention occlusion once. :roll: