I've seen his finger tracking video but this tops everything else!
I wish I had a wii ... T_T

Must be so awesome to actually try that stuff out.

oh geez, i just imagine this technique combined with an awesome fps like fear... is that actually possible?

Seems like this brings a lot of fun. I wish I could try it out.

@achaziel
yes it would be possible if the maker of fear use this technique, but i guess they didn't...But it wouldn't be a great job

lol you're tellin me mate... cuz fear would be much better and much more atmospheric with this technique. without it its just... um.... an ordinary fps i suppose.

Someone should spend a little time getting this to work with a 3DGS project .

indeed.



.... kai? are we on it? lmao

Lol today I tried sticking 3 normal leds on my headset and with the program ULF recomended I tried to get some results. Well, it works pretty good (especialy in a dark room) didn't see real 3D yet but I guess that ULFs program doesn't do the right calculation for that. Only got x, y and z movement to work, and panning my head. Pan and tilt at the same time caused severe movement problems . Anyhow, I might go on with this and try calculating and programming from scratch, but sadly I have almost no experience with webcam, rotations ánd perspective calculations. This could take a long while .

Sorry for the very vague and blurry images, but I don't have enough light at the moment:

1: 2 1.5V batteries and the red upper LED
2: Green led at headphone side
3: The result, 3 LEDs parallel solded to 3V.

Not to be arrogant but seen that this is my first project ever where I touched a soldering iron, im pretty proud on figuring everything out myself . (Only took me 2 hours to realize I didn't need any resistors with 3V :|).