#Half life 2 episode 3 fuzzy headcrabs for free
#Half life 2 episode 3 fuzzy headcrabs mod

And free shipping to most places as well.

Takes a while to ship sometimes, but the prices are amazing. I haven't mounted it on my HMD yet since I'm still waiting on a long enough usb cable to actually use it but I should be able to release a version that supports it tomorrow or wednesday if anyone has the YEI and wants to try it out.Д«y waiting do you mean ordered and waiting or trying to find? I'd recommend these guys. In fact - one of the original design intentions of FreePIE was to allow for direct C code linking into a library of tracker interfaces (although the actual implementation of FreePIE strayed from this intent)ДЄdoral84 wrote:Ok, the YEI 3 space seems to be generally working. Avoiding custom support for each tracker for each game is the exact reason that FreePIE exists. Somebody should really take up that cause and finish the Wiimote support in FreePIE, since it's not terribly difficult and would benefit many.

#Half life 2 episode 3 fuzzy headcrabs mod

Unfortunately my new duties keep me too busy to work on FreePIE for the forseeable future, so I won't be able to complete support for this HL2 mod or Wiimote. It's not 100% complete but its a good start in that direction. I sent adoral84 my code for linking FreePIE to HL2. Looking at the plugin code for it in FreePIE, it looks like the Sixense APIs are pretty straightforward to use directly though.Д®ventually I'd like to use this mod with the Rift for headtracking and the Hydra for gun tracking / movement / everything else.

#Half life 2 episode 3 fuzzy headcrabs for free

Mscoder610 wrote:FreePIE already supports the Razer Hydra, so that would be at least one device you'd get almost for free by integrating with it.

My wife is very sensitive to motion sickness and she's fine as long as she doesn't intentionally sway side to side or jerk her head around really fast. Scenes where your player is stuck in a place but can still look around actually work really well and aren't disorienting at all (HL2 does this a couple of times). The only thing that gets to me (and only for a second because I've never actually gotten motion sick) is when I accidentally unplug a tracker or something causes it to stop tracking properly. Dropping from a ledge or even looking over can give you an odd feeling but no different that doing the same thing in real life. Things like a slight fade into and out of a loading screen would help make it less jarring. That sounds like a list side effects from a pharmaceutical commercial Having the screen fade to black, transitioning between different locations, being stuck on a loading screen, or dropping to the ground from a high ledge. Have you noticed anything which gave you a bad experience (making you feel sick, disjointed, or a loss of control) in the game?