This isn't a new idea (https://www.kickstarter.com/pr ... l-fan-for-virtual-reality) but it never got funded.
I personally never even backed at the time.
However, having just tried the latest test patch for LFS with my Oculus Rift DK2 and a desk fan pointed at my face, in the MRT5, I can categorically say that it brings a fantastic feeling when driving at speed
The problem is, when you're sitting still, it feels like a desk fan blowing on your face
So, plan is a simple PC fan (or two) connected to SOMETHING that can give me variable voltage based on your speed in LFS.
It's obviously something that only caters for a very specifics scenario (open top cars) but since I've got the fans if I could put something together for £30/£40 then I'd be happy.
So, this is me starting my investigations into this. While a computer programmer for trade I don't have experience with this kind of thing. It seems like these guys http://www.symprojects.com/ might be a good place to start but has anyone done anything like this before?
Cheers in advance!
I personally never even backed at the time.
However, having just tried the latest test patch for LFS with my Oculus Rift DK2 and a desk fan pointed at my face, in the MRT5, I can categorically say that it brings a fantastic feeling when driving at speed
The problem is, when you're sitting still, it feels like a desk fan blowing on your face
So, plan is a simple PC fan (or two) connected to SOMETHING that can give me variable voltage based on your speed in LFS.
It's obviously something that only caters for a very specifics scenario (open top cars) but since I've got the fans if I could put something together for £30/£40 then I'd be happy.
So, this is me starting my investigations into this. While a computer programmer for trade I don't have experience with this kind of thing. It seems like these guys http://www.symprojects.com/ might be a good place to start but has anyone done anything like this before?
Cheers in advance!