3D somatosensory game development experience based on Oculus DK2 and Kinect------about getting started Oculus DK2

During the holidays my team and I spent about three weeks completing a simple 3D body game with Oculus DK2 (a helmet-like thing with a screen inside) to bring an immersive 3D experience, using Kinect for skeleton tracking to react to players ' movements, My job involves Oculus this part of the following simple talk about some of the initial minor problems encountered.

1. After you get the device, follow the instructions to install the device and find that the device is not responding?

First you need to register the developer account on the official website and then if you are in the Windows environment, download the following file installation, the rest of the unrest is OK, wasting traffic.

2. After the above things installed successfully, then connect the device, click on the hidden icon in the small eyes will enter the following screen.

(I am writing when the device is not around so the display is not connected, under normal circumstances will show a successful connection and display serial number, such as a series of information)

　　　

Here is to say that you will see the show demo scene is Gray, now you need to add users and give a certain user information can be clicked.

3. Do as I say, but I still can't see the example?

The answer is yes, click Tools->rift Display Mode to enter the following interface and the default direct HMD access from Apps

Instead of Extend Desktop to the HMD, uncheck DK1 Legacy App Support

　　　

Now run the sample code and you'll find yourself in front of a desk with a book on the table, are the plants really real?

Don't worry about looking back, my God! Your red chair, right! Oculus is an immersive 3D experience for you.

4. Write in the back

What to add: 1. I think Win8 will be more secure.

2. Graphics drivers must be new

3. If you find that you see a rotating screen resolution (DK2 RIFT only) set it up

4. Wish Development Success ~ ~ ~

3D somatosensory game development experience based on Oculus DK2 and Kinect------about getting started Oculus DK2