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Oculus Rift Acellerator on X-, Y- and Y-axis.....
Hi. I just got an Ocucus Rift and I am sure having a hard time turning my neck, when I am in a dogfight in a flight game. I am wondering, why you didnt put in an accellerator for x-, y-, z-axis.... If...
Yaa. But why at all bey a VR, when you risk getting nausea/sick..... If was ment for those, who like to use thise settings. Also why I think it should be inside the software from Oculus/Steam VR, so it as a standard are switch OFF and the user himself can switch it on is surden situations. I my self are new to VR and have to be patience, before I go out flying to mutch in fighter jets. No blame for Oculus or those who makes the games. It is my own responsebility.... Dont try VR if you dont like to risk getting VR-sick :)
BUT I still as a pilot inside DCS cant see over my shoulder cause to FOW 110 degress only and therefor an accelerator would help my flying very mutch.
It could also be as an optional download from Oculus/Steam VR, so you yourself have to go get it.... I just miss it for my personal usage. Therefor I will go back for now to TrackIR, that gives me the freedom to make my own settings, BUT forces me to use my monitor/tv..... AND it was deffently not why I personal did get VR :)
Sure, an accelerator would not be useble or used by all VR users, but I sure could use one and also see the usage for handecaped people fx. being useble.....
Hope to see it implimented one day :)
Regards here from Denmark.....
BUT I still as a pilot inside DCS cant see over my shoulder cause to FOW 110 degress only and therefor an accelerator would help my flying very mutch.
It could also be as an optional download from Oculus/Steam VR, so you yourself have to go get it.... I just miss it for my personal usage. Therefor I will go back for now to TrackIR, that gives me the freedom to make my own settings, BUT forces me to use my monitor/tv..... AND it was deffently not why I personal did get VR :)
Sure, an accelerator would not be useble or used by all VR users, but I sure could use one and also see the usage for handecaped people fx. being useble.....
Hope to see it implimented one day :)
Regards here from Denmark.....