This Might be the CHEAPEST Motion Sim you can Buy!! Any Good!? - YAW VR
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- This might be the cheapest Full Motion Simulator available on the market! Great for driving and flighting experience for the maximum immersion! The price seemed too good to be true so let's see together if it is worth it or not! Let's discover together the YAW VR motion simulator!! Let's get into it!!
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Do you have a list of what controls (Steering wheel, foot pedals HOTAS, etc.) that you are using? Mine has been sitting in the corner unassembled for a while while I decide on a new Alienware gaming computer and what control hardware to buy. I already have both a FrankenQuest-1 and a FrankenQuest-2 VR fully decked out headset rigs.
You are such a good guy Tyriel keep it up love the vids
Nice! I was wondering if/when you'd be getting one of these. I see you're using a Thrustmaster T-Flight X HOTAS, is the cable long enough to stretch across the two HOTAS mounts..? And do you attach the throttle and stick to the HOTAS mounts too or are they just sitting on top of the mounts without being attached?
How did you do the open wheel mod on your logitech wheel?
Which VR glass do you use in this video?
Okay, okay. Imagine this: Mario Kart.
Blue shell
@@bibo3282 *Thwomp
Mario Kart VR would be EPIC 😀
What kind of madman would spend 1.5k on a YawVR to play Mario Kart, go out to pre-order a CSL DD, and purchase a R330 Wheel/CSL elite pedal set while they wait for the base.... absolutely crazy. I can't believe you are making me do this, you monster!
Hacked mario kart Wii with over 200 tracks, look it up
Can’t wait to have this in 10 years!
In 10 years, we'll not only have this, but most likely full body haptics, human eye resolution screens, and at least 180° fov.
@@chungowungo769 yeah but you missed the point, he won't be able to afford this until its 10 yrs old
@@chungowungo769 of course, we'll hear all about it in RUclips, but we're not going to be able to afford it
@@chungowungo769 no...cod black ops 20
It's garbage.
Hey, the screws shaking out, I have a solution: Locktite (and others) make a tube of goop that you can put on a screw before you shove it into the hole, it's a sticky rubbery compound that stops the screws from unscrewing under vibration and stuff. Absolutely worth getting. Threadlock is what these products are called. The screws come out easily with a screwdriver, so you won't ruin anything.
A office chair and 4 friends picking you up in it while in VR is the cheapest - and the most hilarious. (Also moves way up and down for that stomach in your chest feeling you only get on $20K+ motion simulators)
I'm more likely to get $1500 to spend then I am to have 4 friends
Hi Brett, I'm a big fan of sleeping with my gerbils. I love to fart too.
2:28 1500 bucks for a simulator and a girlfriend is a steal I think.
The maintenance costs (for the gf) is what really gets you
I have this and also use for racing, flight and space sims. Oh, and having in your living room an amusement park with unlimited roller coasters is a blast. It is not yet a refined consumer product, but a platform for enthusiasts willing to put in the time to understand it and hack your own modifications. The company is very responsive, stands behind the product and makes constant improvements.
Motion compensation is essential and the best method varies with the type of VR headset one owns. (I use Index/Lighthouse tracking). As Tyriel shows, mounting controls and establishing balance is very important. I aim for static balance even with heavy wheel and pedals by mounting two 10lb weights on the back rim. This puts less demand on the motors as a neutral position requires no mechanical input.
The range of motion exceeds any other available motion platform in roll and pitch and certainly in yaw with a theoretical unlimited degree of spin (wired VR HMD limit this). By the way, you can't evaluate the effectiveness of the experience by watching external videos of it in use. The truth is in how it feels.
How does the motion compensation work? And how much does it help against vr sickness?
@@jandersen6802 motion compensation would be essential. Unless you have it, the vr headset interprets the movement of the motion simulator the same as you moving your head because you can't tell the difference. In other words, if you step on the brakes, the sim tips forwards to simulate the momentum, and your vr headset thinks you're looking down, so whenever you brake you would be looking down in game. Sounds pretty nauseating to me.
Please do a seperate tutorial Video about Motion cancelation with this setup 🙏😥
yes please
Yes please !
Ditto
I swear my dude is speaking Dutch each time I gaze away from the screen.
Not gonna lie I laughed so hard I peed a little
I have it and I recommend it, try it with Squadrons, and with OVRMC, not OVRIE, and Max out the vibrations, you will love it;-)
What headset so you use? How about motion cancellation ?
It looks like the sort of thing I’d play for a day, say “it’s brilliant” and then turn it off. Cool though!
You don't usually turn brilliant things off.
@@unitedfools3493 you do if they’re a pain in the bum to use and make you worse at the game. It would have to be pretty amazing for me to roll around on that thing every day 😁
It is called head movement, so the air will distutb your head from center. That is the reasone of those vibrations. Engine and Wind.
If you still have it set up and it supports it .. can you PLEASE play Star Wars Squadron's... I am very curious how it would react to space
Tryiel-
Your moment arm and location is all wrong for the counterweight.
If you put your counterweights at the height of your headrest, and put the weight at the end of a rod sticking out at 90 degrees from the back of your head, you can reduce the amount of weight to a few pounds.
I am an alaska bush pilot. We pilots must sometimes counterweight our planes to satisfy weight and balance for example if I fly alone vs passengers with a moose (butchered pieces) in the back.
The counterweight requirement is reduced exponentially as the weight moves to the end of a longer moment arm, and is raised higher than the center of thrust to take advantage of leverage.
The concept is like a long and short handle wrench, a long handle wrench has more tork. from the longer moment arm.
I was almost going to say I need this, then I watched the hassle you had setting it up and no, I do not need this.
haha same here !! This looks like an unfinished, untested project...
@@oczhaal yeah but it’s this unfinished untested project that is at least capable of what it’s supposed to do vs other competitors charging 3-4x as much for it
@@Bustard it looks like there are more problems to solve against problems solved...
That's why you should never buy the first edition :) however they did deliver everything they promised though
yeh, all that messing around put me off as well. as cool as it looks, I wouldn't be able to justify the price for the usage, and space it'd take up. Not to mention the whole seting it up just to play for an hour on it.
My thought about this product is that it pushes motion simulation down into the individual gamer level, but I have gotten burned by being an early adopter of technology before. Almost there!
I can't imagine using this on a direct drive wheel base. Way too flimsy.
Pretty cool! I’ve been looking at the DOF reality system for a while, similar price and upgradable/modular, would be neat to see how comparable they are. This definitely seems to have a size advantage as it seems very compact
Dof reality seems better to me. Haven't tried either of them, but this video didn't really convince me that yaw vr is any better in any way to dof reality's product.
I've been using a DOF Reality P3 for four months now and am very happy with it. I think it's probably better than the Yaw VR but haven't tried one. If crazy yaw motion and tons of space for spinning is what you want, this is probably a better choice. For sim racing, you don't need a ton of yaw motion and the P3 fits my setup nicely. You still need to balance and customize it to your needs but I'm sure that applies to all consumer motion rigs.
DOF Reality is 50X's better than this garbage saucer. If you like sitting in a race car with your feet at chest height, than something is wrong with you. I've owned a DOF for over a year and will gladly say its the best cheapest simulator on the market by far.
@@Sulucion6Tone That's how it is in a formula car...
Title: Cheapest motion control...
Me checking link: That ain't cheap, thats my months paycheck
You get a paycheck?.....lucky.
@@billrosado783 he isnt lucky he works
cheapest does not mean cheap, but yeah compared to usually 6-20k$ for competitors it's really cheap.
and it's only 2 iphones LOL
@@SebastienChedalBornu 2 iphones is definitely more than $1500
@@DarkAurora2002 well not really because you he jist said Iphones not new iphones lol
One day, when I have a basement again...first piece to my man cave.
Spend an extra 700 and get a quality piece of kit
That is so amazing but I'm happy you showed how it's just not really ready - that's way too much work for something so expensive for me - when it's plug and play, I'm completely in.
Simulators will never be plugg and play everyone is a different weight and height. If you want to have a decent sim you need to spend time calibrating
Would be great if they could include an extra plaform for rudder pedals that could be mounted in the rear, to balance the weight. And an easy way to switch those two platforms, depending if we are driving or flying. Is great... I definitely want one of those.
I'd be ok if the gas and clutch pedal doubled for the rudder and have a release for the wheel so you can switch between driving and flying.
this with a motorcycle insert would be great playin gpbikes or mxbikes in vr with direct steer and bars mounted on feedback wheel
Bro!!! 73K subs!!!! congrats man! I watched your channel when you only had 6K!!! (I was stationed in Italy by the way...I LOVE THAT COUNTRY!!!)
thanks man!! :) where in Italy were you stationed if I can ask??
@@Tyrielwood 20 Miles from Lake Garda!
Seriously, I can't wait to have whatever the newest one is available when I have a place to put it.
It would easier to have a round Mental Ring, and Within that ring is another ring with four axis points , Your chair Chai Wheels locks into it, and it has it has 4 Swaying Axis Points, and Your hotas Correlates with it .
the thing moves so much it looks like youre racing my clapped out 2003 gmc jimmy
The thing about all these Racing Rigs and Motion Rigs is the size and weight of them. For me to lug these down into my basement down 14 steps, even though they come in pieces, would still be very heavy, awkward.
So i will stick with just my wheel controller mounted to desk and go from there.
Killer Video!! Great job! Yes, the discord is really awesome! I have one and your review is spot on!
play squadrons with it!
you need a setting to increase the damping like you can change the setting on the wheel.
2:30 perfect pelvic height bro!
for the DIY counterweight you could use sand or concrete (not mixed )
This need to have a lot of place in your room if you don't want to tear down furnitures.
Awesome video! Would love to see this one with MSFS!
Badly i am in the same size as you and i would not have the place for a 360 experience. But it is a really interesting device and i have no problem to tinker around to get it best to work. So for me it is still an interesting product.
use lock tight on the screws.. that u dont want to move often . and use tiny tiny amount. so they dont come out but they can still come out if u want to change out wheel base or watever.
Just curious why you don’t get a good wheel and pedal setup, Logitech is like a toy compared to a lot of sim stuff out there
One problem with this is that you probably can't put a really good wheel / pedal setup on the YawVR due to the increased weight.
This platform would work better if there was an actual race seat and platform on top of the hemisphere.....better aesthetically as well
You have to try the dof reality motion simulator. For the same amount of money this one seems to be by far the better product.
What about G Force?
I paid quite a bit for my DOF reality but am glad i did, as its not this piece of shit saucer product that completely sucks shown on this review.
Thanks for the video! Very informative and helpful!
$1500 - $2000 for something that requires additional time and additional purchases to get it working properly that still seems to have a lot of "play" when you're doing nothing more than talking expressively? Absolutely not. I don't even see a wheel mount on their website!
I didn't really like spending $1000 on the Valve Index, but at least it does everything it's supposed to out of the box, and adds far more to the experience than a motion rig does IMO.
I like the idea of having a full motion rig one day, but it'd be ideal to have a great one that's accurate and robust but also foldable or otherwise easy to move out of the way - even more so than this one. I realize I'm talking fantasy here, so I'll realistically probably never get one. lol
How much do you think normal motion sims cost? No matter what a bit of setup is required. There is a mount for controllers that you add your wheel or anything else to.
That being said, no I doubt you’ll get one of these anytime soon. I think you fail to realize the reality of what these things normally look like. This is pretty small and lightweight, normally these things are super expensive and even more work to setup. I feel like people have to look at it from what it was and have some reality rather than saying “huuur duuur it’s expensive”.
@@jonathandpg6115 I'm not going into this product blind. I've seen it a couple years ago as well. I've seen normal motion sims that are actually of high quality and stable, and their cost is also far too high.
I'm probably not the target market, since I don't spend most of my time in sims, not even most of my VR time.
Guess it's a good product for a handful of people though.
It really isn't that complicated nor expensive. I managed to get mine working to near perfection in two days. Last week I knew close to nothing about these things.
I understand there are some who just don't want to spend nor take the time to actually build one of these things. So may I suggest flight school? Its way cheaper and you have an instructor telling you what to do.
i love how his "nice" just sounds like borat every time
Very nice dude! Even very impressive! Maybe the slack in the wheel is vital to not disassemble itself, but I would definately try to get as much slack out of the steering rig as possible. The process of finding the weak spots and making it one solid peace would be another journey alongside the experience of playing with this nice motion sim, and I know I like solid stuff.
I don't know why, but i laughed so hard at the "Home Made" part 4:10 , just because of the way you said it!! hahah
"It's kind of like... Home made"
Just precious
First time here, just trying to pinpoint the accent ;). Spanish? But some hints of Italian. Or maybe I'm confused ;).
You know that yaw vr just got done with kick startera yaw vr 2 I can't wait to receive my ks yaw II iis almost ready for pre order on yaws website
Looks like puting it on a 4"/10cm (or higher) platform would increase the possible yaw range. And maybe you can find some second hand weights from someone not doing his weight lifting anymore? 😊
I'd like it for flying and and maybe a Mech warrior game, but for racing No way, you never move that much in a car, and never point down to the ground when breaking Lmao.. shakes to much too for the driving, definitely a star wars simulator for sure. Nice Vid Ty
That laugh at 0:06 lmaooo!
starting price is 1,490 USD . Sucks cause I need to get a VR ready PC first to link my quest 2 with, before even thinking of purchasing this chair. But in 5-7 years I can totally see this being in the 500 dollar range
I've raced classic motorcycles and on a older track, with hard suspension, there is a lot of feedback and vibration. I've also experienced the same on sports cars with hard suspension, where you feel every part of the road, so maybe the open race car experience is not far off.
Can you make a video with flight sim gameplay ?
It looks really cool! A lot of setup to get it working but I guess that comes with the price point haha.
No up and down movement however which is crucial.
I had to use a huge counter weight as well
You could literally zip tie some small hand weights to the back perhaps. Also get some Loctite blue for those bolts that are getting loose.
I wouldn't use loctite if you ever need to take it apart for some reason.
@@SackyX there’s an array of different Loctite strengths. Don’t use Loctite Red for instance. www.henkel-adhesives.com/us/en/insights/all-insights/blog/difference-between-threadlockers.html
lol the low scream at the beginning of the video
Will you review the yaw 2..,it’s like a gaming chair now
For the unscrew parts, I think you can try and get a "nut locking compound"
Use nylock nuts...
Cool concept, but I'll wait for the next iteration where some of these obvious flaws such as the weight distribution issue doesn't have to be fixed with a diy solution.
C7 GT3 car is one of my favorites. If I had the space that motion rig would be a great addition. But is there a height restriction? It seems kinda small.
Tyriel: not expensive only 1490 usd $ !
my wallet:
are you serious bro?
Ah ah yes :-)
Well, let's say it's just a zero less than other equivalent systems : 1490$ Vs 14900€ is still a great difference !
Sim with all the trimmings for a Cessna 172 simulator... $15K
So much for a cheaper way to get comfy with the plane.
Still, you can fly no matter what the weather is like outside and no fuel costs.
:)
It looks dreadful for car simulation games where latency is everything. Basically looks like your driving a boat which is a problem for most large motion rigs.
basically a racing chair with motion/ whats the best one of them? is that a thing
Nice job as always and Thank you! Does it work with PC and game consoles?
When you're wearing a headset, how does the head tracking compensate for the fact you're moving when it's not expecting you to?
What VR headset is this? Picture quality looks insane
Why didn't you try it out in DCS?
Good Review, thanks mate.
That laugh at the beginning though
My question is, does it help alleviate motion sickness associated with VR? If it eliminated motion sickness, I'd grab one for use with Asseto Corsa and Elite Dangerous.
I would love too try this drifting in VR !
I remember watching a motion sim comparison video and when they got to this one they just laughed and skipped it.
Sure...
@Gulf Island Aviator ruclips.net/video/J2AgxmZwDEY/видео.html 21 minutes in
Better counter weight = sandbags, weighted plate and a hook/bungee chord...
Is there a height/weight limit? I'm 260 lbs 6'1" plus the extra weight with an counterweight like your setup, do I need to go on a diet? lol.
Buy a DOF Reality P3 - Do not buy this piece of shit saucer.
Good review. But having to do the "home made" fixes is deal breaker. I would wait for it to get fixed/improved or buy something more expensive. Like you said, the motors and stuff would suffer/long term I would worry.
It works fine without adding homemade stuff... you just can’t over do it with adding weight to it at the front of it. I feel a lot of comments here are pretty dumb. You can’t watch videos of people not having a homemade “stuff” at the back of it.
That being said the more you make it customizable at the front the more you’ll need counterweights. It will never be something you can get rid of because you’ll need to have something to offset the weight.
2:43 horses simulation too? 🐴
never tried a vr headset on a horse?!?
@@Tyrielwood all time do it 😂
Interesting you're using the index and not the G2 lol.
I was thinking the same thing or is this an old video but only put up recently.
Or is it because G2 is no where near as good as they say
Art Sin i just heard him say it will be great for Microsoft flight simulator which is due out in December so 100% an old video only just uploaded
@@Simlife101 ok. Maybe.
I sent mine back tbh. Did not live up to the hype.
Btw, fellow Brummie here too 👊🏽
@@Art-Sin lol no way.
yh defo made this video a while back because you here him say it will be great for MSFS due out in Dec unless he means the VR support.
@@Art-Sin So did you get this motion sim or do you mean the G2.
Thank you for your time and video! I absolutely love your English ❤️
Review DOF reality it seems better.
Hi Tyriel, what do you think about this v1 and the upcoming YawVR2? Seems the designs are totally different. Thanks!
I can barely make my quest work with link and g29 in AC and ACC and Pcars2 it takes me 1hour tinkering to get 5min play until motion sickness kicks in
Oh yes, I've been watching this for long, I a m pretty sure this is fantastic.
apears to not work with all headsets - I have an Oculus Rift S - and I have not been able to get it working - and Yaw stated they did not Test with Oculus Rift S
Sweet! What did you use to secure your HOTAS to the mounting plates (I have the older version of that Thrustmaster)?
How much noise does it make when running? Can you record some video of it in operation without the music and voiceover. So we can hear how loud it is.
It looks cool but sim racing 🤨 it’s ok if you only own a thustmaster or mass market wheel and peddles but if you own a dd wheel I carnt see that bracket will hold a pro wheel . If they made a bigger unit a more heavy duty one in be interested in one needs to be half the size bigger
Can you set limits on how much it tilts downward? Cause that downward tilt is way too much for just slowing down in the sim
Yes!
Interesting simulator. In reference to the HP Reverb G2, how good is the sweet spot, as in if you adjust the IPD down, how far can you go from your IPD before it bacomes uncomfortable or not clear? I'm asking because my IPD is larger than 68mm. For example if you reduce it 6mm from your IPD, is it still ok to use?
how do the wires of the controllers not get super tangled up?
his headset has pulleys, and the controllers are wireless
@@gavinwolf8667 the hotas & FFB wheel & pedals... not wireless
I have a lot of questions is this on Amazon if so what’s it called is it for xbox one? What happens when u flip
another vote from me for the DOF reality, I had an h3 upgraded to an h6, really great product.
I'm thinking of buying the H3 (and then potentially the H6 upgrade). How much of an improvement would you say the H6 is for sim racing?
@@jarrodclyne707 for lap time improvement, it can almost hurt more than it helps. When I feel the loss of grip on the rear I initially tended to not push as hard. However from an immersion perspective the h6 is phenomenal. I'd almost rather not do sim racing without it. I think the h3 is the best value for money though.
@@neilxpeart Awesome, thank you for the review. It seems that people that buy DOF equipment tend not to regret it. Regarding lap-times, I'm always going to be pretty slow, I'm just in it for the immersion. I think I'll put H3 on the 2021 wish-list as the next significant upgrade I do. Already spent more than enough in 2020 on sim racing equipment :)
i think it's fantastic! but seems like alot of work to make it happen, im also very picky like you. and 2k still expensive, and they probably like 99.95% don't ship to isreal...
excellent use for mecanum wheels!
this is the kind of think that goes in your attic or garage and you only break out to show people
@Tyriel Wood - VR Tech How much do you weight and do you have issues with overheating (what are your average temperatures?)
Could you give it a try with Aerofly FS2?
That 360 yaw should be great for helicopter simulation....
I don't know... You still have to have all of the cables going from the headset and all of your peripherals to your computer. If the thing spins 360 degrees then it is either going to tangle all of the cables up as they wrap around its base or it is going to pull them out of the computer or pull the whole computer over. You would have to mount the computer to the thing and power it with a battery in order to fix the cable issue and even then, your computer is going to be getting jerked and jarred constantly as the thing moves around which is not going to be good for the computer. I foresee broken fans, graphics cards, PCIe slots, and CPU sockets being an inevitability in that scenario. If you are still running old fashioned spinning hard drives then kiss those goodbye as well.
@@frequentfrenzied Well...My Quest 2 already has a wifi connection for PCVR, maybe a wireless usb hub will work for the controls?
Questions
1)Could you get it working on the Quest Wirelessly? I also have a Vive I could use the controller as a "tracker"
2) could I plug the Hotas into a wireless USB dock so i can go full 360 :p
I'd love to play Elite in this
Yes and yes I guess, but I've never tried the wireless usb stuff
@@Tyrielwood latency might be an issue for wireless usb
First time watching this guy and he's hard as hell to understand...