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02-14-2018 04:00 AM
kevinw729 said:
pyroth309 said:
.....go look on other manufacturers boards.
.....Welcome to Early adoption.
I agree the other forums are full of complaint - as I stated above, but don't put this all down to early adoption. The VR headset is a difficult system to support, but the reality is that many of the owners were sold a bill of goods that has failed to achieve the hyperbole offered. Be it the ability to offer room-scale with just two cameras, the ability to do all motion tracking with inside-out, or the ability for the glowing wands to offer strong tracking - the current buyer of VR is getting a sub-parr response, the lab rats of what a manufacturer can get away with.
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LZoltowski said:
@kevinw729 true that. However High-end won't die a quick death I think, if Oculus decides to abandon it, someone else will step into the huge market, will make it easier etc.
I'm still hoping that Santa Cruz 2.0 will have a PC passthrough option somehow so you can plug it in with just a single cable to the PC if you choose to do so. It would be a win/win in my opinion.
02-14-2018 04:49 AM
It would make so much sense to me. Like those MS Surface Laptops, you can disconnect from the keyboard to get a lower performance tablet. It would keep everyone happy. Not only providing a sensorless experience that no doubt would reduce the price of entry for many (no more headaches) but also keep PC enthusiasts with huge rigs happy. I myself wouldn't mind a cord if it meant I can push the visuals to the max. I don't see this being a huge add-on cost for manufacturing either.
kevinw729 said:The passthrough option has been made to me a number of times - I wonder if OVR would actually consider it? I like the idea of the unit running on its own, but then boosted if plugged into a PC. When I first heard of WinMR, I thought that's what they would have done.
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