hi all! this is a crazy one.. maybe the simplest one i have ever done.
what you need:
1 or 2 12 V ledspots. (i reccomend 2)
wire
old amplifier (yes again! if you ahve one you can use it for everything.. )
just connect the ledspots to the wire, and hook them up on the amplifier.
now point them to the monitor, pump up the voliume and play quake or unreal!
mixed with the motion simulator it gives a very cool sense of the shooting. what it actually does is simualte the spark you have on guns, machingegunns tazers and so on in games... with the volume of the amplifier you can select the amount of light!
here is a video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hDcYxbcuoX4
bye bye
sharky
[DIY] 1st person shooter. how to add realism!
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Re: [DIY] 1st person shooter. how to add realism!
wont it pick up music and other gun fire?
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