+ Precision + Added mouse support + More shaders effects + Fixed the "start button" on the song selection screen (people had trouble reaching it) + Extra beatmap + Mirror Mode + Submitted a brand new (up-to-date) video
Great tool. Yet (since I need to take a lot of breaks after using the Oculus Rift), it can be quite disorientating. I'll give it another try tomorrow. Good job anyway!
@johnjoemcbob Thanks for your feedback. I've fixed some of the issues in a newer build and also implemented mouse-compatibility. The game is also playable with your mouse if you disconnect your leapmotion controller.
+ Precision + More shaders effects + Fixed the "start button" on the song selection screen (people couldn't reach it) + Extra beatmap + Submitted a brand new (up-to-date) video
Have you got any videos which shows your creation on Windows 8? I would love to see this in action. I'm currently trying to make my monitor(s) ''touchscreen'' with the leap-motion device.
Visually appealing and very well done concept. I saw this on YouTube already and every time I see this again - My eyes will be open-up again - It's just awesome. The 'sense' of touch felt weird at the start, but you'll get used to it very quickly.
Since I compose and arrange music myself, I can pretty much understand (most of) the features. And I really like it. I've created my own rythm-based experience but it's completely different than yours.
In any case, well done! Soundscape VR definitely has my vote!
@KryaK In the future, I'll be porting the entire game to OpenGL. The goal of this was to create a rythm-based experience and a new way of UI navigation. I'll worry about the different platforms out there later. So MacOs will not be available for a while (I'm sorry) :(
Heya, I really LOVE your finger/gesture recognition algorithm. You should check out my Shape Algorithm as well. I've used it for menu/UI navigation, but after seeing your work, I realized that "drawing a shape + firing that shape of particles towards your enemy" would be epic!
