With the rekindled interest in Dirt Rally that my Car-cade has given me I had a bit of a yearning to get Dirt Rally working nicely in VR on the motion rig. You can read more about my motion rig here: http://projectable.me/my-sim-racing-motion-rig-version-2/
The issue I
I have really enjoyed having a motion simulator platform for sim racing. It's fairly close to real world racing, but costs a LOT less money, and there isn't that risk of serious injury, or death ☠️
I started down this path almost 3 years ago, and with the Oculus Rift bringing
I am now starting to explore VR Sim Racing with an Oculus Rift! I went with the Rift over the HTC Vive purely out of native support in the games I play.
After much headache in upgrading from Windows 7 to Windows 10, getting the Rift working on my system
I got myself a new gopro and head mount, and I have been playing around with a better way to take videos.
I have been getting a few questions about my rig, mainly about the projector and screen, so here are some details!
The projector is a BenQ W1080ST (short throw), it is mounted 14″ down from the ceiling and about 90″ away from the screen. The screen is
Gaming Rig - I havent had a post in a while, so I may as well add some content to this barren blog. Kids eat a lot of time, so aside from the treehouse project I started, my personal projects are fairly dormant (with the exception of this one).
I
SimXperience DIY Motion rig - I am finally done building this wondrous piece of gaming equipment and wow was it worth it!
It is based of SimXperience’s DIY motion platform, with a 3rd axis for rear traction loss. It has 2 actuators on the seat, and one that moves
SimXperience DIY Motion rig - This has been my project for the last many months, I wanted to build a small form factor 3DOF motion simulator for sim racing. There is still a bit to do, I am waiting on a delayed delivery of my Fanatic shifter, and I would