My DIY Dual iPhone HMD
Posted: Tue Jan 06, 2015 10:49 pm
Hey MTBS3D! I'm relatively new here, but I finally got a workingish version of a iPhone HMD! It uses two iPhones : A iPhone 6 as the display, and a iPhone 4 as the tracking unit.
For my software I used FreePIE to turn the iPhone 4's gyro into mouse movement, Kinoni Remote Desktop on both the iPhone 6 and my PC, and Virtual Router Plus(I thought it had a better connection since it didn't have to go through a router) as well as Tri-Def in order to play games, though they had to be in borderless windows to actually play. It runs well, a little lag and some latency, but it impressed my how well it preformed! If anyone is interested, I can try and put up a demo video.
I know it seems stupid to use two phones, but right now it seems to be the only way to go since we don't have an android , though hopefully a background manager will come out soon on Cydia. I'm hopefully going to try and get it to work to emulate trackIR/FreeTrack/Hydra so I can get it running with Minecrift and Warthunder, but I've never really coded before. I'd also like to thank the forms as a entirety. If I wouldn't of stumbled here, I would've never thought of building this!
For my software I used FreePIE to turn the iPhone 4's gyro into mouse movement, Kinoni Remote Desktop on both the iPhone 6 and my PC, and Virtual Router Plus(I thought it had a better connection since it didn't have to go through a router) as well as Tri-Def in order to play games, though they had to be in borderless windows to actually play. It runs well, a little lag and some latency, but it impressed my how well it preformed! If anyone is interested, I can try and put up a demo video.
I know it seems stupid to use two phones, but right now it seems to be the only way to go since we don't have an android , though hopefully a background manager will come out soon on Cydia. I'm hopefully going to try and get it to work to emulate trackIR/FreeTrack/Hydra so I can get it running with Minecrift and Warthunder, but I've never really coded before. I'd also like to thank the forms as a entirety. If I wouldn't of stumbled here, I would've never thought of building this!