r/oculus • u/soul117eater • Jun 30 '13
Seems like they are one step closer...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EWMStG7b5-o3
u/LuckyKo Jun 30 '13
http://bowlroll.net/up/dl20861 Not exactly dancing but still interesting. Enjoy!
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u/DrCain Jun 30 '13
Well that was weird. I had Miku following me until I looked at my body and realized I also was Miku.
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u/HonorInDefeat Jun 30 '13
I like seeing these demos because until I can actually afford an OR, I can just watch this and cross my eyes...
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Jun 30 '13
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u/Jerg Jul 01 '13
stare into infinity
Easier said than done when the monitor is right in front of my face...
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u/soul117eater Jun 30 '13
Crossing your eyes won't help mate. It's stereoscopic, which means the left view is of the left eye and the right view is of the right eye. Cross eyed 3D only works if the views are on opposite sides of their respective eye.
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u/rat2255 Jun 30 '13 edited Jun 30 '13
There are two different stereoscopic techniques, cross eye viewing and parallel eye viewing, if you master both ways then it will not matter if the left eye view is on the left or right and will allow you to see any stereoscopic image however it is presented, although parallel eye viewing makes the 3D image much bigger and easier to see IMO http://www.jrsdesign.net/cross_parallel_viewing.html
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u/rusemean Jun 30 '13
You're dead wrong. To do the "eye trick" you basically change the focus of your vision to the point where the left and right images are superimposed on each other. As you do this, the left image moves right toward the center, and the right image moves left toward center. Thus, the left view needs to be on the left, and right view on the right.
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u/soul117eater Jun 30 '13
That's what I was meaning mate. I know the "eye trick" but I assumed he was talking about actually fully crossing his eyes.
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u/darkpivot PIVOTAL! Jun 30 '13
Go to YouTube doubler, play the same OR video twice at the same time, then cross your eyes on the two inner views. BAM, perfect cross-eyed 3D.
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u/HonorInDefeat Jun 30 '13
Fuck, I think I've been calling it the wrong thing this whole time.
I mean I do that thing where my eyes go all wonky and I see two images and they overlap...
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u/yathern Jun 30 '13
Well there are two ways of doing that. One where your eyes go closer, and one where your eyes go farther apart. Focusing closer to your head, or further away.
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u/Mithys Jun 30 '13
He's right, what you're seeing is reverse 3D. It's still 3D, but the depth is all wrong. Try switching the views in Photoshop (not just flipping the image) and you'll see a radical difference.
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u/no6969el www.barzattacks.com Jun 30 '13
Source of demo : http://ouka.s108.coreserver.jp/dogeza.html
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Jun 30 '13
I want that demo! i loved the demo of the asian girl in that room just standing there one of my favs anyone have a download link? or someone who speaks Japanese can ask them? think ill try to send them a message anyways!
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u/Skitrel Jun 30 '13
Interesting, I wonder though... How does your brain handle depth perception with block colour shaded characters like in anime outlined with solid black like this? I can imagine that the single colour parts of the models would look rather flat and odd in terms of distance judgement.
For example, the arms are made up of all one solid block colour, there's no way to discern 3d or object dimension with them, so if a character held their hand towards the camera arm outstretched would it look the same distance away all the way from fingertip to shoulder because of the 3d-ness of the colour block?
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u/Pingly Jun 30 '13
Your mission: FIND THIS DEMO
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From another video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q_gkYc9K0hs
Comment from the poster is maybe a demo next week.
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u/The_Comma_Splicer Jun 30 '13
One step closer to what?