Daydream by Google
Daydream VR by Google
The Daydream View headset is made with lightweight fabric,
inspired by what you wear. Paired with a controller, both are
designed to be easy and intuitive.
inspired by what you wear. Paired with a controller, both are
designed to be easy and intuitive.
It will be available through the online Google Store and at
retailers in five countries:
retailers in five countries:
- United States: Verizon, Best Buy; $79
- Canada: Bell, Rogers, Telus, Best Buy; $99
- United Kingdom: EE, Carphone Warehouse; £69
- Germany: Deutsche Telekom; €69
- Australia: Telstra, JB Hi-Fi; $119
Star Citizen VR Technology Immersive Gameplay
Star Citizen VR Technology
Immersive Gameplay | Valve Vive | Oculus Rift
TGN Partner CaptainShack applies the idea of upcoming VR technology to Cloud Imperium Games' space sim, "Star Citizen." A FPS Universe cannot be complete without VR headset. CaptainShack explains. Star Citizen "First-person Universe" exclusively for the PC while improving upon the mechanics from past giants like EVE.
STAR CITIZEN FOCUSING ON VR
IGN: STAR CITIZEN FOCUSING ON VR
Virtual reality support for Star Citizen will "get up to speed" in early 2016, says CEO Chris Roberts.
In a December livestream by Roberts Space Industries—and transcribed on RoadtoVR—Roberts says that the goal is to have VR support for all major VR headsets.
The development team has been focusing heavily on releasing Alpha 2.0, leaving VR implementation in the background. According to RoadtoVR, some parts of Star Citizen do have support for the Rift DK1, but the game has not caught up to more recent developments in VR technology.
"It’s a little more complicated because we’ve changed the engine so much," Roberts says. "We’ve changed the rendering pipeline to enable us to do a lot of things that we need to do so it’s not very easy."
Roberts and Cloud Imperium Games certainly have the money to step up Star Citizen's VR support, as the game surpassed $100 million in its crowdfunding campaign in December.
VR Headset Review Website
VRHEADsetReVIEW
Star Citizen Guide to VR for the Rift and Vive
Star Citizen Guide to VR for Rift and Vive
The VorpX profile exists on the cloud for you to import.
It’s listed as Star Citizen2 (GeraldEvans)
Star Citizen 2.3.1 in the Oculus Rift
UPDATE:
- This only works with Windows 8.1 or Windows 10. On versions before that the VorpX Desktop Viewer will not be an option.
- I’ve changed my custom resolution to 1080 × 1100. This has the effect of making the chin piece of the helmet more noticeable. YMMV but otherwise I was having to switch to third-person before going through the airlock to ensure I wasn’t about to suffocate.
- Alternately change your FoV to 85 (default is 65) with the user.cfg and your chin piece will be more noticeable.
- You will need to use zoom (mouse wheel or rebind) to read displays if you change the FoV
- Create a 1080 × 1200 resolution in your computer’s advanced display settings or in the Nvidia Control Panel (or AMD Crimson). This is the native per-eye resolution and forces HUD conformity.
- Right click the desktop
- Open Nvidia control panel
- Select ‘Change Resolution’
- Below the list of available resolutions select Customize
- On the next window Create Custom Resolution
- Select 1080 wide and 1200 tall with a refresh to match your display and 32 bit depth
- Do not put in a refresh rate faster than 90 Hz as this will cause HMD flickering
- Apply and Confirm (Create the res only. Do not set your Monitor to this res)
- The results: http://imgur.com/a/VNJuu
- Set VorpX Control Panel to your HMD and check these boxes:
- Use Built in Audio Device
- Enable Head Tracking
- Enable Head Tracking Roll
- Show Start Message
- Enable Expert Settings
- Run as Administrator
- Do Not Show Start Page
- Select Cloud Profiles
- In the bottom right of the window, register / login to your free account
- Search and select the Cloud Profile "Star Citizen (GeraldEvans)"
- Make sure that in the system tray the VorpX Watcher is paused and the Desktop Viewer is not running
- Run the SC Launcher and Launch Live or PTU (follow the instructions below per build)
- Once in the SC menu, select graphics "Fullscreen = No" and resolution to 1080 × 1200 (This will force the HUD to conform to your HMD)
- Resume the VorpX watcher
- Start the VorpX Desktop viewer
- Put on your HMD
- TAB back to Star Citizen
- Select your destination
- Once loading, press DEL and turn Virtual Cinema Mode OFF if you had it ON for menu navigation
- Walk forward immediately upon spawning. Sometimes not doing this can cause head tracking to fail.
- Jump in a ship
- Double-Tap LEFT ALT to toggle freelook
- Unbind Mouse for both Flight Movement and Flight Targetting in the advanced controls keybinding section of SC
- Do Not toggle Freelook (with Z)
- If you’ve set your base stations to power down when not in use make certain you wake them up prior to running Vorpx
- If your HMD doesn’t show anything, disable secondary / tertiary monitors
- Set your custom resolution to 960 × 1080 to match the native per-eye resolution of the DK2
- Stream Theater: http://www.vrbites.com/howto/play-pc-games-in-your-gearvr/
- Intugame VR: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oPrFk8HVa-I
- Make a custum USER.CFG file and set your FOV to 120 It removes the super-zoomed in feeling
- https://robertsspaceindustries.com/community/citizen-spotlight/2770-Star-Citizen-USERcfg-Guide
The Guide:
At this point you may be in VR mode. To see menus clearly, press DEL and use arrow keys to set Virtual Cinema Mode to ON
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Star Citizen Drake Herald
Star Citizen: Herald First Impressions!
Drake Herald in 2.6 PTU
Drake Herald is now in the game, and it's an interesting little bird. Let's get in, tour the thing and take her for a spin!
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