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 VR/AR HMD Club - Oculus Rift, HTC Vive, PS VR, HoloLens, Magic Leap, Windows MR

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Rei7
post Feb 19 2020, 08:48 PM

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Later on PSVR 2 coming out once PS5 is out. Would be interesting the see how VR interest are on that platform. It's growing steadily, but I still wish there is more full fledge games for VR.

At least Valve is trying with Half Life. Hope more devs jumps in as well.

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post Feb 19 2020, 09:49 PM

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QUOTE(Rei7 @ Feb 19 2020, 08:48 PM)
Later on PSVR 2 coming out once PS5 is out. Would be interesting the see how VR interest are on that platform. It's growing steadily, but I still wish there is more full fledge games for VR.

At least Valve is trying with Half Life. Hope more devs jumps in as well.
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PSVR 2 probably not so soon.
But there are some good news
Sony Patents Valve Index-Like VR Controller With Finger Tracking
Could this be PS5's new PSVR 2 display? Probably not, and here's why.
https://ipforce.jp/patent-jp-A-2018-735

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post Feb 19 2020, 09:54 PM

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QUOTE(881118 @ Feb 19 2020, 09:49 PM)
What I heard as soon as PS5 is out, PSVR 2 might come out after a while it's on sale, so not that long wait. I personally plan to grab PSVR 2 unless it's no a big upgrade from the first model. Then might grab Oculus Quest maybe.
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post Feb 19 2020, 09:55 PM

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This is what happens when your VR and real life apartment match


How to turn a pineapple into an apple pie. #madewithunity



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post Feb 19 2020, 10:29 PM

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Anyone remember this guy? (VR pioneer! playing with wireless VR FPS in 2011)

I think he is pierreye ?

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post Feb 20 2020, 10:00 AM

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QUOTE(XloveE @ Feb 19 2020, 05:16 PM)
Yeah, I am aiming for HTC Vive due to I mainly game on Steam, much compatibility from review (I admit I not yet test any before).

Talked to their support after that post I made, they gave me links to order online through Shopee.
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From what I know, being official reseller for Vive Malaysia, Vive Malaysia already discontinued the original HTC Vive as the product no longer in production, replaced by Vive Cosmos.

The gen 1 consumer VR (HTC Vive and Oculus Rift CV1) resolution is quite low if you compare it with today's (I call it gen 1.5) VR standard, with Rift S, Samsung Odyssey+, Cosmos, Index, Pimax etc. After getting the Rift S, I couldn't accept the CV1 and Vive resolution thereafter.

But the gen 1 consumer VR is now relatively cheap now since those that moved on to gen1.5 wanna let go their gen 1 headset.

In terms of compatibility with SteamVR, I would say all the main VR headset regardless of brand is compatible, SteamVR has controller module for most of the main VR headset, including the Oculus Quest with Link. So I wouldn't be worried about non-Vive headset not working with SteamVR.

And other advise are,
- don't look at specs on paper, VR don't work that way, higher resolution doesn't mean it's clearer, there's difference between OLED and LCD display,
- some VR have built in sensors so it's super user friendly in terms of using and setting up, some VR require setting up and calibration of external sensors, the many steps and wires may be overwhelming if you prefer something that is plug and play,
- some VR headset design is skii mask style, some is halo headband style, see which type is more comfortable for you,
- then there's the controller weight, ergonomics, battery life, tracking quality, some controller require more battery and eats up battery fast, some controller are light and ergonomic to hold, some controller have questionable tracking quality, etc.
- and of course, there's also price, premium pricing doesn't necessarily mean it's a premium headset.

And if you're interested to try out Oculus brand VR, feel free to make appointment to drop by my office/showroom, I can show you and explain more in person.

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post Feb 20 2020, 10:11 AM

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In terms of current VR HMD, I find the Oculus Rift S and Quest a lot better in terms of plug and play use. No hassle unlike HTC. Wasn't the case back during Oculus Rift vs Vive where I find Vive to be easier to use without much hassle.

Currently sitting out for next gen VR HMD. A bit late to own one myself, so I just borrow a friend's VR HMD when he doesn't use it. Still a long way to go in terms of good games on VR as well, hoping for dev jump ship and develop more quality VR games.

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First person shooter like Pavlov is so much easier to play with the Quest since it's totally wireless, have freedom to turn 360° without worry about wires coiling up.
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HTC Reveals Vive Proton, a Compact Standalone VR Headset Prototype

HTC Unveils Three New Vive Cosmos Headsets: Elite, Play, and XR

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Such a sad small community in the VR world. cry.gif cry.gif

Well, i'm a VRfag myself, love that jump scare, fps, 3rd person game. Got PSVR and Oculus Quest with all the goodies, play PCgame with link cable.
Next VR i wanna get is the PiMAx Artisan 120hz wide FOV hopefully bundle with Index control and base station 2.0 to go. Thought about getting the Index but i prefer more wider FOV.
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post Mar 2 2020, 05:43 PM

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QUOTE(Rei7 @ Feb 20 2020, 10:11 AM)
In terms of current VR HMD, I find the Oculus Rift S and Quest a lot better in terms of plug and play use. No hassle unlike HTC. Wasn't the case back during Oculus Rift vs Vive where I find Vive to be easier to use without much hassle.

Currently sitting out for next gen VR HMD. A bit late to own one myself, so I just borrow a friend's VR HMD when he doesn't use it. Still a long way to go in terms of good games on VR as well, hoping for dev jump ship and develop more quality VR games.
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Ya Rift S and Quest is decent in plug and play.

Sadly Rift S have no IPD adjustment ..
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post Mar 23 2020, 09:25 AM

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post Apr 28 2020, 01:53 AM

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QUOTE(Rei7 @ Feb 20 2020, 10:11 AM)
In terms of current VR HMD, I find the Oculus Rift S and Quest a lot better in terms of plug and play use. No hassle unlike HTC. Wasn't the case back during Oculus Rift vs Vive where I find Vive to be easier to use without much hassle.

Currently sitting out for next gen VR HMD. A bit late to own one myself, so I just borrow a friend's VR HMD when he doesn't use it. Still a long way to go in terms of good games on VR as well, hoping for dev jump ship and develop more quality VR games.
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really? my rift s gave me tons of trouble during setup, for some reason it only can use a specific usb from my motherboard

my vive was pretty painless honestly

i guess VR is pretty wonky all around right now

but half life alyx was worth the stomach churning
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post Apr 28 2020, 01:55 AM

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QUOTE(king99 @ Mar 2 2020, 05:43 PM)
Ya Rift S and Quest is decent in plug and play.

Sadly Rift S have no IPD adjustment ..
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its here

under advance settings in the oculus software
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post Apr 28 2020, 02:15 AM

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QUOTE(XyzionzX @ Apr 28 2020, 01:55 AM)
its here

under advance settings in the oculus software
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This is just moving the screen image I think, not the actual lenses. Sadly it doesn't helped me even after I changed it to my IPD.
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post Apr 28 2020, 02:45 AM

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QUOTE(XyzionzX @ Apr 28 2020, 01:53 AM)
really? my rift s gave me tons of trouble during setup, for some reason it only can use a specific usb from my motherboard

my vive was pretty painless honestly

i guess VR is pretty wonky all around right now

but half life alyx was worth the stomach churning
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It is. Like everyone has their own sort of problem with their own setup. For some Oculus was easy, some vive etc etc.
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post Apr 28 2020, 08:51 PM

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QUOTE(king99 @ Apr 28 2020, 02:15 AM)
This is just moving the screen image I think, not the actual lenses. Sadly it doesn't helped me even after I changed it to my IPD.
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hmm i find tightening the hmd too tight would blur the image tho, but i wear glasses maybe thats just my problem

QUOTE(Rei7 @ Apr 28 2020, 02:45 AM)
It is. Like everyone has their own sort of problem with their own setup. For some Oculus was easy, some vive etc etc.
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but i have better tracking on the oculus compared to the vive, maybe time for cosmos or index
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post May 14 2020, 10:15 AM

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QUOTE(XyzionzX @ Apr 28 2020, 08:51 PM)
hmm i find tightening the hmd too tight would blur the image tho, but i wear glasses maybe thats just my problem
but i have better tracking on the oculus compared to the vive, maybe time for cosmos or index
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Do you have a reflective surface when using the vive ? I used to have a glossy TV in the same room as the Vive and it causes some tracking issue. I put a blanket over the TV and it solves the tracking issue.

Cosmos (Elite) or Cosmos is using the same tracking system and most probably you will have the same issue as the vive tracking.

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post May 15 2020, 05:28 PM

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QUOTE(king99 @ May 14 2020, 10:15 AM)
Do you have a reflective surface when using the vive ? I used to have a glossy TV in the same room as the Vive and it causes some tracking issue. I put a blanket over the TV and it solves the tracking issue.

Cosmos (Elite) or Cosmos is using the same tracking system and most probably you will have the same issue as the vive tracking.
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i did have a quite reflective floor, but to mask it i tried closing my curtains to avoid light reflections, the floor is still quite reflective, and probably causing my vive to have tracking issues

but using the rift s with the same floor didnt have the problem cuz the camera system they used

might need to get a huge ass rug hahaah
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Hey guys, was wondering if the oculus quest is heavy or straining after use? I'm mainly going to play it for PCVR. I was planning on getting the rift s but due to stock issues seems impossible for now. My head and body is pretty small, so I'm afraid if the quest will be uncomfortably heavy. Thanks a lot.

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