Dylan5797 wrote:

karatebuilderboy wrote:

Dylan5797 wrote:

karatebuilderboy wrote:

Owengren wrote:

There should be an Scratch VR app where you can use your hand to make projects.

You would need a LEAP motion to do that.

[…] and a HDMI port on your mobile device

LEAP uses USB, so it should be compatible with certain devices. I don't see why you would need an HDMI…

Consumer VR uses HDMI

EDIT: Wait are you talking about Sony or Samsung VR?

I don't know, Probably Samsung or IOS

sinwoo0112 wrote:

Dylan5797 wrote:

karatebuilderboy wrote:

Dylan5797 wrote:

karatebuilderboy wrote:

Owengren wrote:

There should be an Scratch VR app where you can use your hand to make projects.

You would need a LEAP motion to do that.

[…] and a HDMI port on your mobile device

LEAP uses USB, so it should be compatible with certain devices. I don't see why you would need an HDMI…

Consumer VR uses HDMI

EDIT: Wait are you talking about Sony or Samsung VR?

I don't know, Probably Samsung or IOS

Not iOS, Apple doesn't have anything of the sort out yet.

karatebuilderboy wrote:

Owengren wrote:

There should be an Scratch VR app where you can use your hand to make projects.

You would need a LEAP motion to do that.

….or a webcam?

Owengren wrote:

There should be an Scratch VR app where you can use your hand to make projects.

[…bunch of posts discussing the idea…]
You need at least a Skylake Intel i5 for VR.

Do you think that Apple or Samsung has beast CPUs in their devices?
Like seriously, playing your favorite game would melt your device if they did.

Mobile scratch VR doesn't seem very plausible. It probably could be written for the SteamVR client for HTC Vive but not the Oculus Rift because it uses an Xbox controller.

(If most people on scratch could afford $600 GPUs)

Edit: wrong account

relayr wrote:

Do you think that Apple Samsung or Samsung has beast CPUs in their devices?

I hope you know who makes CPUs for Apple

Dylan5797 wrote:

sinwoo0112 wrote:

Dylan5797 wrote:

karatebuilderboy wrote:

Dylan5797 wrote:

karatebuilderboy wrote:

Owengren wrote:

There should be an Scratch VR app where you can use your hand to make projects.

You would need a LEAP motion to do that.

[…] and a HDMI port on your mobile device

LEAP uses USB, so it should be compatible with certain devices. I don't see why you would need an HDMI…

Consumer VR uses HDMI

EDIT: Wait are you talking about Sony or Samsung VR?

I don't know, Probably Samsung or IOS

Not iOS, Apple doesn't have anything of the sort out yet.

Hmm… I've been playing with VR with apple, can you tell me clearly what you mean because I don't know what you mean, sorry

relayr wrote:

Do you think that Apple or Samsung has beast CPUs in their devices?

Scary

MegaApuTurkUltra wrote:

relayr wrote:

Do you think that Apple Samsung or Samsung has beast CPUs in their devices?

I hope you know who makes CPUs for Apple

Samsung aand tsmc.

bobbybee wrote:

karatebuilderboy wrote:

Owengren wrote:

There should be an Scratch VR app where you can use your hand to make projects.

You would need a LEAP motion to do that.

….or a webcam?

You would need two to sense depth, though…

karatebuilderboy wrote:

bobbybee wrote:

karatebuilderboy wrote:

Owengren wrote:

There should be an Scratch VR app where you can use your hand to make projects.

You would need a LEAP motion to do that.

….or a webcam?

You would need two to sense depth, though…

The leap motion has multiple cameras…

sinwoo0112 wrote:

Today, I'll be talking about Virtual reality. We, The Scratch Community can make this happen.

it already exists in scratch.

hiccup01 wrote:

karatebuilderboy wrote:

bobbybee wrote:

karatebuilderboy wrote:

Owengren wrote:

There should be an Scratch VR app where you can use your hand to make projects.

You would need a LEAP motion to do that.

….or a webcam?

You would need two to sense depth, though…

The leap motion has multiple cameras…

I know. I was saying you could instead use two webcams.

karatebuilderboy wrote:

bobbybee wrote:

karatebuilderboy wrote:

Owengren wrote:

There should be an Scratch VR app where you can use your hand to make projects.

You would need a LEAP motion to do that.

….or a webcam?

You would need two to sense depth, though…

No, you don't. If you want ‘true’ depth, fine, but cues go a long way, and it sounds like 2D tracking is good enough. I don't know if there are easily accessible solutions, but this is done to various degrees in academia.

bobbybee wrote:

karatebuilderboy wrote:

bobbybee wrote:

karatebuilderboy wrote:

Owengren wrote:

There should be an Scratch VR app where you can use your hand to make projects.

You would need a LEAP motion to do that.

….or a webcam?

You would need two to sense depth, though…

No, you don't. If you want ‘true’ depth, fine, but cues go a long way, and it sounds like 2D tracking is good enough. I don't know if there are easily accessible solutions, but this is done to various degrees in academia.

“Good enough” is never good enough in VR. If things are even a bit unrealistic, the immersion is completely ruined…

karatebuilderboy wrote:

bobbybee wrote:

karatebuilderboy wrote:

bobbybee wrote:

karatebuilderboy wrote:

Owengren wrote:

There should be an Scratch VR app where you can use your hand to make projects.

You would need a LEAP motion to do that.

….or a webcam?

You would need two to sense depth, though…

No, you don't. If you want ‘true’ depth, fine, but cues go a long way, and it sounds like 2D tracking is good enough. I don't know if there are easily accessible solutions, but this is done to various degrees in academia.

“Good enough” is never good enough in VR. If things are even a bit unrealistic, the immersion is completely ruined…

I know from experience

hs-ue wrote:

sinwoo0112 wrote:

Today, I'll be talking about Virtual reality. We, The Scratch Community can make this happen.

it already exists in scratch.

what…
edit:can you give me a link then?

So, basically, polish this up.
https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/85740
(Make it 120 FPS, add side by side, allow importing 3d images, etc.)
This can tell your movement and direction you are facing.

hs-ue wrote:

sinwoo0112 wrote:

Today, I'll be talking about Virtual reality. We, The Scratch Community can make this happen.

it already exists in scratch.

I'm pretty sure this is talking about VR goggles that you put on your head and let you can look around.

Sigton wrote:

Dylan5797 wrote:

Sigton wrote:

sinwoo0112 wrote:

it could be possible… maybe?

Maybe in a world where Flash is the new deity.

Sigton

Yes, if flash could have full control of your graphics drivers (and be able to detect a VR-ready GPU!)

Flash will rule all our graphics

Sigton

No, graphical drivers like AMD or Nvidia will. (Not to mention the power of 64 bit and 128 bit. :3) Anyways, 128 bit is more powerful than 64 bit, and consoles like PS4 and Xbox One rule the world. Now can someone invent 160 FPS???

TheLibrary-BranchC wrote:

Sigton wrote:

Dylan5797 wrote:

Sigton wrote:

sinwoo0112 wrote:

it could be possible… maybe?

Maybe in a world where Flash is the new deity.

Sigton

Yes, if flash could have full control of your graphics drivers (and be able to detect a VR-ready GPU!)

Flash will rule all our graphics

Sigton

No, graphical drivers like AMD or Nvidia will. (Not to mention the power of 64 bit and 128 bit. :3) Anyways, 128 bit is more powerful than 64 bit, and consoles like PS4 and Xbox One rule the world. Now can someone invent 160 FPS???

I'm not you could pick up on the difference between 160 FPS and 120 FPS… The VR headset I made requires Nvidia to do streaming, and I bet others do/will.