Official Oculus Rift GZ3Doom thread
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Official Oculus Rift GZ3Doom thread
We've been discussing this topic some in another thread already (http://forum.zdoom.org/viewtopic.php?f= ... 75#p716166), but this topic really belongs here, on the Projects board.
I created a mod of gzdoom that supports Oculus Rift, and other stereoscopic 3D modes. Check it out:
http://rotatingpenguin.com/gz3doom/
(Download, source code, documentation etc.)
I created a mod of gzdoom that supports Oculus Rift, and other stereoscopic 3D modes. Check it out:
http://rotatingpenguin.com/gz3doom/
(Download, source code, documentation etc.)
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Re: Official Oculus Rift GZ3Doom thread
Really digging this project so far. Another crit I have is in regards to screen overlays not being rendered in rift mode, menus, screen text, all of that doesnt appear right in the rift. Would be cool if you could find a way to emulate the way that DukeVR handles their screen space rendering.
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Re: Official Oculus Rift GZ3Doom thread
Yeah, I think that's by far the worst thing about the current version. But you may have to wait; that's going to require some serious experimentation and refactoring. But it's definitely on my list.Indecom wrote:Really digging this project so far. Another crit I have is in regards to screen overlays not being rendered in rift mode, menus, screen text, all of that doesnt appear right in the rift. Would be cool if you could find a way to emulate the way that DukeVR handles their screen space rendering.
https://github.com/cmbruns/gzdoom/issues/2
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Re: Official Oculus Rift GZ3Doom thread
I only heard about the OR recently, and my first thought was "Man, really wish I could play Brutal Doom with that..."
Guess that idea isn't that far-fetched
Guess that idea isn't that far-fetched
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Re: Official Oculus Rift GZ3Doom thread
In my custom fork, I've actually hijacked the unused "roll" actor field to implement camera rolling (by linking that variable to the OpenGL camera) using custom ACS and DECORATE functions.
Looks like i might have to rework that to play well with Rift head tilting... :D
Looks like i might have to rework that to play well with Rift head tilting... :D
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Re: Official Oculus Rift GZ3Doom thread
I think it'd be nice to have an option to make it so the head moves independently of the weapon, if that's possible by any means on the Doom engine. But what you've got so far is pretty good, albeit it's probably difficult to aim a gun with your face.
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Re: Official Oculus Rift GZ3Doom thread
Actually aiming with your face is easier than with a mouse because you just instinctively look at something, then pull the trigger.
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Re: Official Oculus Rift GZ3Doom thread
Gah, dreams can come true you guys! I also vote for the option of independent head, it is easier/more accurate than mouse but there is some merit to being able to quickly look around while you fire at a barrel you already lined up.
Other than that, thanks for all the hard work!
Other than that, thanks for all the hard work!
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Hmm. That might be tricky to implement. Are there other games that move the weapon independent of the head? If so, I assume there is some sort of crosshair to indicate the weapon aim? Is that crosshair placed at infinite distance in 3D? Or does it dynamically paint the object that would be hit, like a laser sight?RikohZX wrote:I think it'd be nice to have an option to make it so the head moves independently of the weapon, if that's possible by any means on the Doom engine. But what you've got so far is pretty good, albeit it's probably difficult to aim a gun with your face.
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Re: Official Oculus Rift GZ3Doom thread
Thank you very much biospud!!!!! THANK YOU!!!! A real dream.... since 1993 i hope something like this.... now im a few hours....
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Re: Official Oculus Rift GZ3Doom thread
Take a look at how TF2's Rift support works. It'll give you a pretty good idea on how to handle the crosshair and whatnot.biospud wrote:Hmm. That might be tricky to implement. Are there other games that move the weapon independent of the head? If so, I assume there is some sort of crosshair to indicate the weapon aim? Is that crosshair placed at infinite distance in 3D? Or does it dynamically paint the object that would be hit, like a laser sight?RikohZX wrote:I think it'd be nice to have an option to make it so the head moves independently of the weapon, if that's possible by any means on the Doom engine. But what you've got so far is pretty good, albeit it's probably difficult to aim a gun with your face.
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Re: Official Oculus Rift GZ3Doom thread
Work great, but... it is possible to lower the weapon hud? The hand seems to be "flying"...
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Re: Official Oculus Rift GZ3Doom thread
Yes. The weapon sprite will definitely be repositioned in the next version. I will post back here when the next version is ready. Thanks for the valuable feedback.Naitguolf wrote:Work great, but... it is possible to lower the weapon hud? The hand seems to be "flying"...
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Re: Official Oculus Rift GZ3Doom thread
Thanks to you. I also tried Aliens Colonial Marine.... i cannot describe the joy.... :____) The DooM community is the best in the world. Period.
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Re: Official Oculus Rift GZ3Doom thread
Announcing a new release of GZ3Doom, Version 1.8.2_b :
Thank you to everyone for your insightful feedback, which I will be continuing to incorporate into future releases. Keep the feedback coming. I'm listenng.
Download the latest at http://rotatingpenguin.com/gz3doom/
Changes include:
* Rename CVARS from st3d_<whatever> to vr_<whatever>, so use "vr_mode 8", not "st3d_mode 8"
* Rift mode weapon is smaller and lower
* Rift mode crosshair might be in the right place
* Menus and intermission screens are now inside the Rift in Rift mode (this was the HARD part)
* Elevate head position somewhat (though I did it the wrong way...)
* vr_ipd (interpupillary distance) is read from Rift SDK, if available.
Thank you to everyone for your insightful feedback, which I will be continuing to incorporate into future releases. Keep the feedback coming. I'm listenng.
Download the latest at http://rotatingpenguin.com/gz3doom/
Changes include:
* Rename CVARS from st3d_<whatever> to vr_<whatever>, so use "vr_mode 8", not "st3d_mode 8"
* Rift mode weapon is smaller and lower
* Rift mode crosshair might be in the right place
* Menus and intermission screens are now inside the Rift in Rift mode (this was the HARD part)
* Elevate head position somewhat (though I did it the wrong way...)
* vr_ipd (interpupillary distance) is read from Rift SDK, if available.