| Slimebeast said: So you place the camera in the room you're going to do VR in, and then you also have to be within a certain distance and not be blocked by furniture, right? |
Right. The camera should be positioned so it can "see" the lights on the front of PSVR, plus the Move controllers (when used).
As for distance: it should work at pretty much any distance, but with increased distance the accuracy will slightly suffer (but one probably wouldn't even really notice). But since there is a wired connection from PSVR to PS4, there are limits to the maximum distance anyway.
| Slimebeast said: So what happens next, when the camera has filmed your head and your hands holding Move controllers? How does that translate into the virtual reality? Camera films my head turning right ---> picture on VR screen is turned left? |
I'm not 100% sure if I understand what you mean by this, but I assume: yes.
Anyway, here's a little question to you PS4 owners (I don't own one yet): How is SONY's stance towards mature content? Is there any way SONY could possibly allow VR porn on PS4 (only for people who prove that they are old enough, of course)?
Because it's clear that apart from games, VR/360° porn will be THE selling point for VR hardware when it comes to the mass market. VR porn might actually sell more VR hardware than VR games. While I find it very hard to believe that SONY would possibly allow porn on PS4, at the same time they would abstain from huge (if not: the majority of) potential profits, and SONY must be very well aware of that fact.
