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"The Zsolt" himself 👍👍👍, what a great introduction to Yaw3. No one else but you can present the motion simulator with this level of attention to detail! Zsolt, we thank you for your passion, your belief in the product and your perseverance to make it a success. The Yaw motion simulators are the only affordable devices that can provide this level of immersion. We appreciate what you do for the gaming community.
I still have faith in this project. backer# 1,116 looking forward to receiving my unit soon I hope xD. Hopefully, we get a more thorough explanation in kickstarter starter for your next update. we do really need numbers. much appreciated😊
I am a backer in the 300s and took the offer of 110% credit for my investment and paid the difference. It was just delivered so very happy. I was a doubter and understand if other backers are concerned but do feel Yaw are doing their best. This is by far the best version so worth the wait. 👌🏻
@@Loquitaco sure. I paid about 2700 for my original backing of Yaw and they offered me 110% credit of that amount off the current purchase price so close to 3k. I paid the difference 1k plus shipping to ‘purchase’ a Yaw 3.
I like what I'm seeing and I hope you guys do well. My future plans for VR most definitely include a motion rig, and something like this fits the bill nicely. 😀
The spitfire is one of the hardest planes to fly in the game! It is very sensitive to inputs and likes to stall when pushed too hard! I'm impressed you didn't crash it 😂 I most definitely recommend maybe a p40 warhawk or an F4U Corsair as easy to fly planes for demonstration purposes
Looking great zsolt. Just wish you guys would get to delivering kickstarter orders. Even just a few here & there trickling out the door, rather than none, other than to people who gave more money to get ahead & new customers. Im backer #91 still waiting & its been a long time
Looks good. Need the racer 4 point seat belt. Also need a user friendly UI software to sync with games like Microsoft flight sim 2024. War thunder, DCS
The only issue I noticed is that the side mount is still flat, so with the seat at an angle the flat mount will be very hard to use. The side mount needs to be attached to the same angle plate as the seat is so that they are the same angle in order to be actually usable.
"We coudn't fulfil all the orders" is an understatement not even 10% of well over 1'000 backers. Wish I had that charge back option when I paid Kickstarter for a device we should have received 2 or 3 years ago lost track now. I still want my Yaw I guess 3 now maybe my great grand children will be able to enjoy it before I'm too old to even use it. I have to admit this model is an improvement quieter and more reponsive. Maybe I'll get mine before Yaw12. :(
we need many more official video from Yaw VR to backup these awesome devices: to begin with, how about an updated game list that supporting Yaw 2/3? (game native, game engine or through SRS? Also, what kinds of games? Quest or PC or SpaceMonkey?)? What about official video/doc repository for game engine/SRS/motion compensation setting per games? InFuse setup and usage video? Thanks a lot
Is there anywhere in the chair that would be a good placement for audio transducers? I have a stereo pair of two Buttkicker transducers fastened to a hundred-ish dollar gravity recliner patio chair from Walmart, and I love what it can do for me, both in games and for listening to music. If a Yaw3 wouldn't let me also feel stereo rumble effects, then... it's not for me!
Is there any way to put some wheels on the bottom of this rig or some sort of slideable panel to make it a bit mobile? I would have to move it a few feet every time I want to use it with my current space. I don't think dragging that heavy thing across the floor would be ideal but maybe there's a way around that 😂
I'm guessing for things like steering wheels that have external power sources, you still need to run a cable, even if you were to use the wireless usb for computer connection?
So this build is stable enough not to tip over? When you tried 100% roll movement one of the "feets" lifted from the ground. And yes, 100% power is too much. But still, when gaming and you´re in a dogfight twisting back and forth. Will it stay still on the ground? Im a backer too btw. Looking forward to getting my device!
you definitely need racing style seat belts. that 30 degree side angle might be more than some people can angle without being strapped to the seat. because this has more steep angles, one wrong move and you’ll be flipping your way out of vr & back to reality. no sensors required to feel that one 😂
That's not on the roadmap any time soon I am sure. They do have a heave platform in the works, so that will add up/down movement with a fantastic range of motion as well... when it releases someday. =D So that's 4DOF at least. If they added yet another platform that could do X/Y it would be too high off the ground. Maybe they could someday create a platform that combines the heave with X/Y. Who knows.
I’m going to add the symseat 3 from Symdeck to mine. It does surge and sway. When Yawvr introduce the gravity platform that will be the 6 dof. The seat seems absolutely perfect for this, it runs on different software but that shouldn’t matter, because you only get pushed into the back and side of the seat itself, so no motion compensation software is being effected. Basically your head will be exactly where it would be in an actual car or plane but the steering wheel and pedals will stay where they are.
Hi how does this compensate for chair rotation in VR please? Obviously without a fixed point of reference it would just simulate a person twisting and turning inside the cockpit so after a 180 degree rotation you would be facing backwards in the sim. I had imagined with the Index basestations secured on the frame, that would maintain a person moving in conjunction with the cockpit but for other inside-out tracked headsets that use the room as the fixed reference point, I wondered how you addressed that? For anyone not following my enquiry, if you sit in a spinning chair whilst your character is in a vr game cockpit and you begin to spin in your chair, the cockpit won't move but youll spin inside the cockpit.
Not a fan of a plate in front. Covers the location where the ejection control handle should be, which could be how the emergency stop to power to the seat could and should be.
The amount of USB connections for my flight sim rig makes this a non starter. Am I missing something? VR cable, hang from the ceiling? I love the form factor (getting in and out maybe a challenge e with HOTAS set up).
You can use as many USB devices as you wish. We have a wireles USB transmitting solution (Virtual Here), so you don't have to worry about cable management
if you have one of these super setup with pimax or other only pcvr headset and bunch of buttons sticks etc, everything should go into usbs on the chair itself (if they're not enough just buy 5$ usb extender hub), and for your headset yeah you need a from-ceiling cable system. or just buy a quest 3 lol
We want to make a light version of the Game Engine to run on the simulator hardware and then the PS5 will be able to connect directly to the simulator (now you need a PC for that) Keep in touch!
Why the "spin" effect on itself!? What does it bring? To make "donuts" (vehicle) perhaps? For me, when it is not natural, it breaks the immersion! Fortunately it is an option that we are not obliged to buy. Anyway, thank you for this presentation!
The Yaw? The full rotation? Is that what you are talking about? I can tell you one thing it would be incredible for, helicopter simulation. You are able to restrict the Yaw range as desired, it does not have to spin the full 360 degrees. For example, if you need to put it in a corner of a room it would be important to restrict the Yaw movement.
@@RedfoxQcnot only helicopters, imagine doing a long u turn in a plane, the chair puts you rolled at 30 degrees to the left (?) and then starting rotating in the direction you're manouvering, simulating the constant pitch during the roll. i think it still should be implemented for great immersion. also with space simulator, it happens too often to ending up just spinning uncontrollably 😂😅 in all directions lol
@@RedfoxQc yeah definitely, don't know so much about this product really, i read somewhere in another comment they're gonna do another video for precise calibration and synchronization w the game
All wireless but not the display port (could be anyway ok with Pimax 60G Airlink). Missing the up/down movement, I don't think it can be a repplicable sensation with current installed engines. The power of the current engines seems frankly a bit exaggerated: rotation looks like a test for astronauts 😂 (I don't know if anything less would perhaps reduce the selling price). You should really think about ship one to Optimum YT channel for testing (1M subs) since he is seriously embracing VR and he is one of the few youtubers who is really into what he's doing, almost to a manic level
@@Itzryan288 They don't "have" this module. It was in development, I think they paused that for the time being to focus 100% on getting the Yaw3 finalized and production ramped up. There is no guarantee it will ever exist, though I believe it will eventually exist.
It might look exaggerated, but having tried the Yaw2 I can say it feels absolutely incredible. You can adjust the range of motion and limit it if you want. When I pulled back the throttle of the plane and the unit had me almost laying down completely it absolutely blew my mind. My brain was quite convinced I was flying a real plane, even though I was using a Quest 2 headset connected to an underpowered laptop running the sim, dropping frames like crazy!
@@YawVR look at the symdeck symseat 3. Does surge and sway for g force. Seems perfect for this, doesn’t need to move the whole chair, just simulate the g force in the seat. Will push us back in relation to the pedals, but I imagine shouldn’t effect any motion compensation software at all
I understand this is a demo but if you are doing a coordinated turn, it should not be tilted as much as the plane.... what software is controlling the motion?
In one of our following videos we will show how to setup a correct coordinated turn. Here it was just a motion demo, I'm not sure if we have force telemetry data in this game. But honestly for gaming this 1:1 roll movement is great
If you were to listen to the other updates yes we we are getting those ones yaw 2 didn't work out too heavy abd had too many bugs. Yaw 2 .1 tas experimental stage and yaw 3 is final product lighter and easier to assemble was the reason for complete overhaul of the yaw hence reason why cost is up from what it was in ks to make the money up that was spent. So is the reason ks backers are on the waiting list full price to make up the costs to ship and make yaw 3 for boath ks and paying coustmers.
I didn’t see ya’ll called a scam until you changed the terms for backers, where you went from pay 10% more for moving up the queue to getting only 10% of your backing off msrp, which is less money off than ya’ll are doing right now with the vrk discount, after years of waiting that was a hard slap to the face
am I the only one who feels this isn't very safe?? Imo that base needs to be much(!) wider or the whole thing could tip over. maybe it's only a "feeling" but....... also, tbh I really liked the fantastic design of the 1st yawvr seat. I knew someone who had one (a 'pro' version? the round one with a tall back), he loved it.
Lol, you love the salad bowl design? ; ) This design is WAY more functional. I agree it might not be the most stable design. Some people have bolted it to a platform or something below it to improve stability. It just depends how you use it. For most people it probably won't need to be further stabilized.
It looks "immersive" like it adds sensations to the experience but it's not realistic at all. Movements should be inverted to be slightly closer to reality.
@@stevetb7777maybe not a 3dof one, but one with only pitch or yaw or roll, or that goes only forward and backwards would be a lot easier and cheaper, it could actually cost as a meta quest. i'm just lazy to do that by myself
@@golem_videomaking 1DOF? Probably not as cheap as you think. The cost difference to make it 2DOF probably wouldn't be huge. Still more than you think, probably.
@@stevetb7777 i mean i'm pretty light, i don't think an arduino and a small electric motor to simulate 1dof would be this much expensive, actually a lot less than even a quest 3s. it's more the time i would spend learning how to do that and actually do that than money, and i'm pretty sure even a single dof chair would be enough for most people, 1dof or 2dof at that point yeah you're right bout that it wouldn't take much more to add it, but still cheap as hell. the real problem is engineering everything to fit 3dof inside a nice looking commercial product with nice software integration, plus marketing and mass production only for a niche market. this is why this one as other commercial ones cost so much. i saw dudes built an entire 1:1 tank cockpit for warthunder with a lot less than 2000$
This is dangerous. Imagine you are old and there is a bug or virus that cause the chair to spin around at full speed. You will not be able to stop it and you will probably get killed eventually. There should be software limits to how many times it can turn around in a certain time frame. Or there should be an easily reachable kill-switch.
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"The Zsolt" himself 👍👍👍, what a great introduction to Yaw3. No one else but you can present the motion simulator with this level of attention to detail! Zsolt, we thank you for your passion, your belief in the product and your perseverance to make it a success. The Yaw motion simulators are the only affordable devices that can provide this level of immersion. We appreciate what you do for the gaming community.
Bravo, I agree 100%! Great to see you do this video Zsolt!
I still have faith in this project. backer# 1,116 looking forward to receiving my unit soon I hope xD. Hopefully, we get a more thorough explanation in kickstarter starter for your next update. we do really need numbers. much appreciated😊
I am backer #99 that purchased since April 23, 2021.... Still waiting years and years later 😂
@@willblusk same aren't you glad you weren't the first round of looks like they improved dramatically good things happen when you wait patiently
I am a backer in the 300s and took the offer of 110% credit for my investment and paid the difference. It was just delivered so very happy. I was a doubter and understand if other backers are concerned but do feel Yaw are doing their best. This is by far the best version so worth the wait. 👌🏻
110% credit? Can you elaborate on that
@@Loquitaco sure. I paid about 2700 for my original backing of Yaw and they offered me 110% credit of that amount off the current purchase price so close to 3k. I paid the difference 1k plus shipping to ‘purchase’ a Yaw 3.
Awesome! I would do that if I could...
I feel like you need a 3 point harness for this.
Supposed to recibe a belt in kickstarter but don't know if we are going to get them still
Honestly I'd want a 4 point at least
Just FYI to anyone interested the YAW team and discord community group are great. Love my YAW3, kickstarter backer here too.
Nice work Zsolt, looks like you guys are getting a great product to market. Looking forward to it!
Well, I was going to buy a Dof Reality H3 sometime next year, but then I watched this video.
Looks like a self-tightening/loosening harness would be great for extra immersion.
I like what I'm seeing and I hope you guys do well. My future plans for VR most definitely include a motion rig, and something like this fits the bill nicely. 😀
The speee test was very impressive!
*speed
it would be great to have a video showing how to set up the game engine with infuse vr for effective motion compensation.
You can expect that video soon
The spitfire is one of the hardest planes to fly in the game! It is very sensitive to inputs and likes to stall when pushed too hard! I'm impressed you didn't crash it 😂 I most definitely recommend maybe a p40 warhawk or an F4U Corsair as easy to fly planes for demonstration purposes
A really great presentation. Backer #957. Hoping delivery will come through my mid next year for IL2 Korea. And congrats on the two kills. :)
Looking great zsolt. Just wish you guys would get to delivering kickstarter orders. Even just a few here & there trickling out the door, rather than none, other than to people who gave more money to get ahead & new customers. Im backer #91 still waiting & its been a long time
So awesome!
Looks good. Need the racer 4 point seat belt.
Also need a user friendly UI software to sync with games like Microsoft flight sim 2024. War thunder, DCS
It's almost emperor Palpatine's chair for dramatic turns from your viewing window! Wish I could afford one
Very nice video. I can't wait to own one. I'll just wait a little bit more to see how it worked out if problem or issue with it. Love it ❤
Interesting video. I’m an early backer and looking forward to receiving this.
Automatic Motion Compensation > Game Engine + per-game setting video > Movie motion support > Up-to-date Supported Game List (both PC and Quest)
Aspirational purchase! Hope to be a customer soon!
Can't wait to get my hands on it
The only issue I noticed is that the side mount is still flat, so with the seat at an angle the flat mount will be very hard to use. The side mount needs to be attached to the same angle plate as the seat is so that they are the same angle in order to be actually usable.
I Love the great work You do, i will buy one as soon i have place for it :)
"We coudn't fulfil all the orders" is an understatement not even 10% of well over 1'000 backers. Wish I had that charge back option when I paid Kickstarter for a device we should have received 2 or 3 years ago lost track now. I still want my Yaw I guess 3 now maybe my great grand children will be able to enjoy it before I'm too old to even use it. I have to admit this model is an improvement quieter and more reponsive. Maybe I'll get mine before Yaw12. :(
We have delivered around 25% already. If we can manage to get the investment, we could rollout the rest of the backlogs in months
Funny there is a backer number 176 how many kickstarters were there?
That’s awesome!
Vous faites du bon travail messieurs 😊
we need many more official video from Yaw VR to backup these awesome devices: to begin with, how about an updated game list that supporting Yaw 2/3? (game native, game engine or through SRS? Also, what kinds of games? Quest or PC or SpaceMonkey?)? What about official video/doc repository for game engine/SRS/motion compensation setting per games? InFuse setup and usage video? Thanks a lot
I am Backer 176 from KickStarter will we still get ours
Waht!? Still haven't received what you paid for?
True engineer this dude
I will be saving up!
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Is there anywhere in the chair that would be a good placement for audio transducers? I have a stereo pair of two Buttkicker transducers fastened to a hundred-ish dollar gravity recliner patio chair from Walmart, and I love what it can do for me, both in games and for listening to music. If a Yaw3 wouldn't let me also feel stereo rumble effects, then... it's not for me!
Hope you guys can release a video guide to use the Game Engine and your new software.
Is there any way to put some wheels on the bottom of this rig or some sort of slideable panel to make it a bit mobile? I would have to move it a few feet every time I want to use it with my current space. I don't think dragging that heavy thing across the floor would be ideal but maybe there's a way around that 😂
I'm guessing for things like steering wheels that have external power sources, you still need to run a cable, even if you were to use the wireless usb for computer connection?
would have been quite interestint to see how the chair behaves in a looping
Good evening, I have a question: when will it be added vertical ascent and descent ? thanks for the reply. yaw 3 is nice !! good work
They need to add the "heave" gravity platform to raise and lower the seat!
I hope we can demo with a prototype still this year
So this build is stable enough not to tip over? When you tried 100% roll movement one of the "feets" lifted from the ground. And yes, 100% power is too much. But still, when gaming and you´re in a dogfight twisting back and forth. Will it stay still on the ground? Im a backer too btw. Looking forward to getting my device!
you definitely need racing style seat belts. that 30 degree side angle might be more than some people can angle without being strapped to the seat. because this has more steep angles, one wrong move and you’ll be flipping your way out of vr & back to reality. no sensors required to feel that one 😂
I'd love to see you make a 6 dof one.
That's not on the roadmap any time soon I am sure. They do have a heave platform in the works, so that will add up/down movement with a fantastic range of motion as well... when it releases someday. =D So that's 4DOF at least. If they added yet another platform that could do X/Y it would be too high off the ground. Maybe they could someday create a platform that combines the heave with X/Y. Who knows.
I’m going to add the symseat 3 from Symdeck to mine. It does surge and sway. When Yawvr introduce the gravity platform that will be the 6 dof. The seat seems absolutely perfect for this, it runs on different software but that shouldn’t matter, because you only get pushed into the back and side of the seat itself, so no motion compensation software is being effected. Basically your head will be exactly where it would be in an actual car or plane but the steering wheel and pedals will stay where they are.
Hi how does this compensate for chair rotation in VR please? Obviously without a fixed point of reference it would just simulate a person twisting and turning inside the cockpit so after a 180 degree rotation you would be facing backwards in the sim.
I had imagined with the Index basestations secured on the frame, that would maintain a person moving in conjunction with the cockpit but for other inside-out tracked headsets that use the room as the fixed reference point, I wondered how you addressed that?
For anyone not following my enquiry, if you sit in a spinning chair whilst your character is in a vr game cockpit and you begin to spin in your chair, the cockpit won't move but youll spin inside the cockpit.
Very cool
The controller based motion compensation. Can I use a Vive tracker?
It works now just with standalone, android based headsets (like Quest, Pico and Vive focus)
Not a fan of a plate in front. Covers the location where the ejection control handle should be, which could be how the emergency stop to power to the seat could and should be.
The amount of USB connections for my flight sim rig makes this a non starter. Am I missing something? VR cable, hang from the ceiling? I love the form factor (getting in and out maybe a challenge e with HOTAS set up).
You can use as many USB devices as you wish. We have a wireles USB transmitting solution (Virtual Here), so you don't have to worry about cable management
VR is wireless nowadays, so no problem
if you have one of these super setup with pimax or other only pcvr headset and bunch of buttons sticks etc, everything should go into usbs on the chair itself (if they're not enough just buy 5$ usb extender hub), and for your headset yeah you need a from-ceiling cable system. or just buy a quest 3 lol
Needs Afterburner 2 side plates! :)
Please make a video using YAW3 and PS5 stating the software used. Thank you.
We want to make a light version of the Game Engine to run on the simulator hardware and then the PS5 will be able to connect directly to the simulator (now you need a PC for that) Keep in touch!
Thank you. I hope this will be done soon. Cheers.
Why the "spin" effect on itself!? What does it bring? To make "donuts" (vehicle) perhaps? For me, when it is not natural, it breaks the immersion! Fortunately it is an option that we are not obliged to buy. Anyway, thank you for this presentation!
The Yaw? The full rotation? Is that what you are talking about?
I can tell you one thing it would be incredible for, helicopter simulation.
You are able to restrict the Yaw range as desired, it does not have to spin the full 360 degrees. For example, if you need to put it in a corner of a room it would be important to restrict the Yaw movement.
@@stevetb7777 - Yes "full rotation" on himself. For helicopters, it's true (and doing donuts with the car) 😁 Thanks for the informations. 😉
@@RedfoxQcnot only helicopters, imagine doing a long u turn in a plane, the chair puts you rolled at 30 degrees to the left (?) and then starting rotating in the direction you're manouvering, simulating the constant pitch during the roll. i think it still should be implemented for great immersion. also with space simulator, it happens too often to ending up just spinning uncontrollably 😂😅 in all directions lol
@@golem_videomaking - I agree, but the rotation should not be activated without a valid reason ( as above, from 20:00 ).
@@RedfoxQc yeah definitely, don't know so much about this product really, i read somewhere in another comment they're gonna do another video for precise calibration and synchronization w the game
All wireless but not the display port (could be anyway ok with Pimax 60G Airlink). Missing the up/down movement, I don't think it can be a repplicable sensation with current installed engines. The power of the current engines seems frankly a bit exaggerated: rotation looks like a test for astronauts 😂 (I don't know if anything less would perhaps reduce the selling price). You should really think about ship one to Optimum YT channel for testing (1M subs) since he is seriously embracing VR and he is one of the few youtubers who is really into what he's doing, almost to a manic level
they have a module you can add that adds up/down movement
@@Itzryan288 They don't "have" this module. It was in development, I think they paused that for the time being to focus 100% on getting the Yaw3 finalized and production ramped up. There is no guarantee it will ever exist, though I believe it will eventually exist.
It might look exaggerated, but having tried the Yaw2 I can say it feels absolutely incredible. You can adjust the range of motion and limit it if you want. When I pulled back the throttle of the plane and the unit had me almost laying down completely it absolutely blew my mind. My brain was quite convinced I was flying a real plane, even though I was using a Quest 2 headset connected to an underpowered laptop running the sim, dropping frames like crazy!
@@stevetb7777my brain gets tricked even just laying down on my 90$ walmart chair, i can't imagine trying this i would glue my ass to it probably 😂
You should make a G-seat to compete with the gs-5 seat. It is the only way to simulate continuous g-forces..
A seatbelt tensioner can also simulate continuous g-forces
@@VOLTRIZZZLE Zsolt did mention in his interview with ItsVRK they are considering adding that as an option in the future.
Yes, we are working on that
@@YawVR look at the symdeck symseat 3. Does surge and sway for g force. Seems perfect for this, doesn’t need to move the whole chair, just simulate the g force in the seat. Will push us back in relation to the pedals, but I imagine shouldn’t effect any motion compensation software at all
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I understand this is a demo but if you are doing a coordinated turn, it should not be tilted as much as the plane.... what software is controlling the motion?
In one of our following videos we will show how to setup a correct coordinated turn. Here it was just a motion demo, I'm not sure if we have force telemetry data in this game. But honestly for gaming this 1:1 roll movement is great
gameplay starts at 20:00
So as a kickstarter backer do we get the new version ?
If you were to listen to the other updates yes we we are getting those ones yaw 2 didn't work out too heavy abd had too many bugs. Yaw 2 .1 tas experimental stage and yaw 3 is final product lighter and easier to assemble was the reason for complete overhaul of the yaw hence reason why cost is up from what it was in ks to make the money up that was spent. So is the reason ks backers are on the waiting list full price to make up the costs to ship and make yaw 3 for boath ks and paying coustmers.
@@nooneknows3919 Yaw3 is the final product, however they are STILL improving it. =D
I didn’t see ya’ll called a scam until you changed the terms for backers, where you went from pay 10% more for moving up the queue to getting only 10% of your backing off msrp, which is less money off than ya’ll are doing right now with the vrk discount, after years of waiting that was a hard slap to the face
am I the only one who feels this isn't very safe?? Imo that base needs to be much(!) wider or the whole thing could tip over. maybe it's only a "feeling" but.......
also, tbh I really liked the fantastic design of the 1st yawvr seat. I knew someone who had one (a 'pro' version? the round one with a tall back), he loved it.
Lol, you love the salad bowl design? ; ) This design is WAY more functional. I agree it might not be the most stable design. Some people have bolted it to a platform or something below it to improve stability. It just depends how you use it. For most people it probably won't need to be further stabilized.
He sold this at the 100% speed. People who buys this want the rush. Nobody wants an elevator chair.
Ca rend bien chez les autres....mais ca serait encore mieux si je recevais le mien désormais...🙁
La plus grosse erreur est d'avoir participé à ce ''projet'' pour ma part.
Ah ouais ? A ce point ?
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Wow
Very bad tune. Read about coordinated turns in an aircraft and what forces you feel then…
It looks "immersive" like it adds sensations to the experience but it's not realistic at all. Movements should be inverted to be slightly closer to reality.
needs to be below 2000 dollars.
You'd have to build your own. Even then not likely.
@@stevetb7777maybe not a 3dof one, but one with only pitch or yaw or roll, or that goes only forward and backwards would be a lot easier and cheaper, it could actually cost as a meta quest. i'm just lazy to do that by myself
@@golem_videomaking 1DOF? Probably not as cheap as you think. The cost difference to make it 2DOF probably wouldn't be huge. Still more than you think, probably.
@@stevetb7777 i mean i'm pretty light, i don't think an arduino and a small electric motor to simulate 1dof would be this much expensive, actually a lot less than even a quest 3s. it's more the time i would spend learning how to do that and actually do that than money, and i'm pretty sure even a single dof chair would be enough for most people, 1dof or 2dof at that point yeah you're right bout that it wouldn't take much more to add it, but still cheap as hell. the real problem is engineering everything to fit 3dof inside a nice looking commercial product with nice software integration, plus marketing and mass production only for a niche market. this is why this one as other commercial ones cost so much. i saw dudes built an entire 1:1 tank cockpit for warthunder with a lot less than 2000$
Why are there LED lights all around the seat? Why waste money time and energy on things you cant see? Stop catering to the RGB nonsense
Skipping video... Too much verbal, less demo!
This is dangerous. Imagine you are old and there is a bug or virus that cause the chair to spin around at full speed. You will not be able to stop it and you will probably get killed eventually. There should be software limits to how many times it can turn around in a certain time frame. Or there should be an easily reachable kill-switch.
Lol.
I am old and have a Yaw3. Couldn't imagine a happier way to go! (they are about to release a kill switch and a four point harness is wise to use)
“He died doing what he loved”
rofl what bs
@@eddunham7259 am 59 and getting one :D