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| SammyWI:
--- Quote from: thet0ast3r on May 11, 2019, 01:34:28 pm ---nice, this is with very minimal software and hardware, just get an infrared laser and you got a pretty decent and very precise lightgun. This concept was talked about here a lot. Some problems however: how to differentiate 2 guns on 1 screen? What to do when the screen is too glossy? --- End quote --- I know the ShootOff software I linked above can differentiate between green and red lasers so two players on that basis may be possible. Or to look at the bright side, two players with the same color laser could turn a single player game into two player co-op! |
| ryoken:
Later i will try with a red laser 1mw. I was trying to take apart a green laser pointer to modify the output an make it as low as possible. But sadly i damage the laser diode in the process. I have few more on the way but i really like to use these green laser if i manage to drow the power to the minimum. What make it perfect is you can put in front of the laser a ir pass filter and you keep the tracking but without the visible green laser. So it can be very easy to change how you want to play. |
| Mike A:
It is nice to see that there is progress being made on multiple fronts with light guns. |
| ryoken:
I just read pdp mars will make an announcement tomorrow. Probably they will release early because they don't say anymore for 15 July on Facebook. I say this because be able to play with the mars hardware can help a lot to understand how to get stuff done and make the laser tracking working on pc much better with one or 4 players with one camera. |
| ryoken:
I just try the 1mw red laser with a ps3 camera unmodified the ir filter still in the camera. Still some glare from the window but it works flawlessly. |
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