01-26-2015 08:43 AM
01-27-2015 04:33 AM
"PatimPatam" wrote:
Oculus are in the perfect position to define a MINIMUM standard for input, they already have the tracking tech in place, they could easily make controls that basically accomplish the same as Sixense STEM (minus 360 turning) for about a 10th of the cost, and they could have perfect positioning of the hands relative to the head because it would all be the same tracking system.
01-27-2015 11:12 AM
"saviornt" wrote:
A keyboard/mouse control system for gaming has not been adequate for me to since the first time I got the DK1. It's not so much that I cannot type without looking at the keyboard, as I am doing right now.. it's about the initial hand placement when you start typing. I'm probably not an "old timer" like alot of us and my gaming with keyboard probably isn't as embedded into muscle memory as everyone else since I've only been computer gaming since 1988..
Now, with that being said,
01-27-2015 11:21 AM
"danknugz" wrote:"saviornt" wrote:
A keyboard/mouse control system for gaming has not been adequate for me to since the first time I got the DK1. It's not so much that I cannot type without looking at the keyboard, as I am doing right now.. it's about the initial hand placement when you start typing. I'm probably not an "old timer" like alot of us and my gaming with keyboard probably isn't as embedded into muscle memory as everyone else since I've only been computer gaming since 1988..
Now, with that being said,
look at your keyboard. look at the "f" and "j" keys. see that little stubby plastic thingy on them? they're there for a reason :roll:
01-27-2015 11:50 AM
01-27-2015 12:11 PM
"danknugz" wrote:
look at your keyboard. look at the "f" and "j" keys. see that little stubby plastic thingy on them? they're there for a reason :roll:
01-27-2015 12:17 PM
01-27-2015 12:36 PM
"vizionvr" wrote:
Here's an option. A bit of a learning curve, but I'll bet it would work. 🙂
http://www.amazon.com/Braille-Keyboard-Stickers-Visually-Impaired/dp/B001BPYJQO
01-27-2015 12:37 PM
01-27-2015 12:44 PM
"andrewtek" wrote:"vizionvr" wrote:
Here's an option. A bit of a learning curve, but I'll bet it would work. 🙂
http://www.amazon.com/Braille-Keyboard-Stickers-Visually-Impaired/dp/B001BPYJQO
It is amazing how people can "make things work" when they need to. I wonder how long it takes to develop the tactile sensitivity required to feel the difference between the letters.
"saviornt" wrote:
Most keys are replaceable. Most keys are plastic. So it stands to reason that most keys can be 3D printed with bevelled letters.
01-27-2015 12:45 PM