VR resolution

Short statement: I got the Nexus 6p this week and I'm impressed about the performance etc. As an addition I tried 3D VR games and apps and I am also very excited about this. But... though my phone has a better resolution than the VR Google's it's less sharp in comparison with my 3D Vision setup. So I am still very happy with my projectors

Besides, no one has a solution to use the smartphones as VR glasses for our simu

?

PS: my smartphone has a higher resolution than the oculus rift or vive

You won't convince anybody who already uses HMDs to go back to flat screens, you can convice yourself that a flat screen is better than VR

@noorbeast of course there is not only the resolution we have to discuss but it is ONE point I determined at least. A further negative point is the weight of the VR. Next I tried to push my buttons on the button box (while sitting on my seat / rig), even I was not able to find the big escape button.
The best experience I did so far was sitting in the battleship of Elite: Dangerous. If you are familiar with joysticks like Saitek X52 Pro etc for sure there is much fun.

I paste here two lines taken from Race Department where Rsr updated their Formula Renault to v.3
http://www.racedepartment.com/downloads/rsr-formula-3.8040/updates

"I would like to share with you a nice story. At the end of June, Omicron Motorsport team was in Spa Francorchamps for their F3 cup race.
I’ve invited them to my place for a nice dinner and to try out the replica of their car on my rig with the Oculus Rift.
Jacopo wanted to try the car on the normal monitor first, as he was used to at home, to get accustomed to my rig and to better appreciate the difference with the Oculus.
I was driving quite well, but he was still missing apexes and braking points and overdriving the car sometimes.
Then he put the Oculus on, and something incredible happen (well...after 15 minutes standing still in the car full of ooohhh…. woww...that’s my car...ohhh...this is incredible...loooook I can see the Omicron logo on my driver suit...loooook...I’m here at Spa again. Look this is just like being in my F3 this morning…)... well...I was saying...something incredible happen. Immediately from the very first corner he nailed all braking points, corner entry, corner exit, no more mistakes, no more going off track, no more weird reactions.
Jacopo comment after his session sum it all up: “I was driving a simulator on a pc before. Now I’m driving my car!”
I’ll never forget that sentence. That alone is the best reward for our work, and a great recognition of the effectiveness of a VR system like the Oculus Rift CV1."

I agree with this 100% from driving my sim in VR (DK2 to CV1) for quite some time now - for something different I decided to mount my old HD screen onto my rig - well it felt totally wrong and I could hardly drive the car and was missing all my braking points etc. IMO - Even with all its current issues, VR still leaves a flat screen for dead.

No way I could go back to flat screens on my Sim now.
I used to have a triple screen setup and the TrackIR that worked very well, but VR is another level. DiRT Rally out of VR is just unplayable for me now.

It's not all rosy in VR world, though. I rarely play P3D anymore simply because, even with Leap Motion, the need to use your hands in a cockpit is still needed, and when you have the Rift on, you simply can't see the outside world. It's early days and I'm sure this will improve, but until "touch" is integrated into an exo-skeleton hand or a glove and the accuracy becomes pinpoint, anything needing Interaction with limbs is still lacking.

Voice Attack looks interesting. I'll need to check that out. Thanks for the heads up @noorbeast

As awesome as the HOTAS is, mapping the flight deck of an A320 Airbus to it sucks
Not to mention, the FMC is the main device you need really. The pilot is the true passenger on a modern airliner

EDIT: WOW! How cool are the HCS Voice packs! I can be immersed in Red Dwarf!

Anyway.. off topic...

"As you were..."

There is a cheap way to try something at home before you buy a proper VR Device. Take a look at the link http://www.instructables.com/id/Stream-PC-Desktop-to-Phone-for-Virtual-Reality-Now/

can not go back to monitor i have tried and its nw dead to me vr rules big time and its imporoving more and more upping pixels n graphics tweaks and game and drver updates come very quick.
its an experience in a world nothing touches that atm noit even a pretty picture to play on.

I got the daydream working on my Nexus 6P and as a results of this the phone is very impressive. Clear and crisp details, fast working display, no tearing and a 100 ° fov. It's great for looking into the world of VR.

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http://www.androidcentral.com/you-can-use-nexus-6p-daydream-really-shouldnt
Have you experienced something from what it sad?

Almost known this article, my p6 gets warm but not really hot. I'm using the SteathVR headset which has a cover which can be removed from the back of the phone for opening two "vent slots".

Ive had beamers and I have had triple 27's. The loss of clarity is an ok trade off for me when compared to the immersion factor gained. Apexing corners or standing outside of the car or looking down over the side of the cockpit window cant be replicated without an HMD, and yes I had track-ir and while cool, its not the same.

I do not use my p6 for racing simulations It's only for trying out the VR, still preferring my 3d vision LED projector setup. When the times comes for buying one VR set, I will do so. But not before VIVE/OR version 2.0.

My wife and I are in Chicago for a few days; there is a microcenter (huge geek store) here. I had the opportunity to try the Vive for the first time. I was blown away, a little grainy but incredibly immersive.

I bought one.