That's so cool! Thanks for sharing. Thinking of getting a Pinsim as well. I currently have a 43" virtual pinball machine cabinet and an authentic Medieval Madness pinball. But I tried pinball VR the other day and may need this too!
This is definitely the future of pinball... I want to see something similar for bowling as well... Where the ball is real... But you don't need an entire lane.
Looks amazing! I've recently rediscovered pinball and wanting to recreate an authentic as possible experience. Have been looking at virtual pinball cabinet systems and while nice, they're also very expensive when you add all the equipment. The pinsim controller on the other hand seems like a really smart way to combine pinball's tactile side with the ability to change your view in 3D (something you can't do with the virtual pinball cabinet). If you are able to compare, where would a pinsim setup be inferior to a virtual cabinet type setup, do you think? Thanks for these vidoes!
Look like a quest 2 headset. How was the image quality with the headset? Is it easy to read the text and smaller details on the tables? Thanks for your great videos about VR pinball.
I really like the idea of this, but it seems to me that it's lacking in weight. I would imagine a little nudge would send this wanting to topple over. The pinball legs seem something of an extravagance since you're view is obscured. You could make it a stand-up pedestal and add weight to make it more stable. I'm not knocking your build. These are things I've thought about recently contemplating my own build.
Are there detailed plans online for building something like this? I was considering building a full virtual cabinet with its own computer hardware but after trying some BR pinball I was blown away by it how it made aiming and playing feel just like playing a can IRL even more than a virtual cabinet, so now I just wanna make something like you got there to play with while using my Index
The launcher and other software are covered in part 3 ua-cam.com/video/V0BVrNQ_U-U/v-deo.html I use a Quest 2, the PC is a Ryzen 3 3100, 16Gb RAM with a 1660ti, nothing too crazy.
That's so cool! Thanks for sharing. Thinking of getting a Pinsim as well. I currently have a 43" virtual pinball machine cabinet and an authentic Medieval Madness pinball. But I tried pinball VR the other day and may need this too!
Incredible!
This is actually very cool!
Great work. Really want to build one of these for myself.
Vey well made, wished I could buy something like this but nobody makes it.
This is definitely the future of pinball... I want to see something similar for bowling as well... Where the ball is real... But you don't need an entire lane.
Awesome job. I'm planning on making my own.
Looks amazing! I've recently rediscovered pinball and wanting to recreate an authentic as possible experience. Have been looking at virtual pinball cabinet systems and while nice, they're also very expensive when you add all the equipment. The pinsim controller on the other hand seems like a really smart way to combine pinball's tactile side with the ability to change your view in 3D (something you can't do with the virtual pinball cabinet).
If you are able to compare, where would a pinsim setup be inferior to a virtual cabinet type setup, do you think?
Thanks for these vidoes!
Look like a quest 2 headset. How was the image quality with the headset? Is it easy to read the text and smaller details on the tables? Thanks for your great videos about VR pinball.
I really like the idea of this, but it seems to me that it's lacking in weight. I would imagine a little nudge would send this wanting to topple over. The pinball legs seem something of an extravagance since you're view is obscured. You could make it a stand-up pedestal and add weight to make it more stable. I'm not knocking your build. These are things I've thought about recently contemplating my own build.
Are there detailed plans online for building something like this? I was considering building a full virtual cabinet with its own computer hardware but after trying some BR pinball I was blown away by it how it made aiming and playing feel just like playing a can IRL even more than a virtual cabinet, so now I just wanna make something like you got there to play with while using my Index
Can you provide a list of equipment used? Not familiar with those buttons.
Added links in the description
Very nice!! How do you have your sound settings configured? Do you have sounds go to VR headset as well as the 2.1 ssf setup? How do you achieve this?
Ace!
Awesome set up! How did you secure the lockdown and side bar?
Lockdown has some heavy duty velcro holding it down, side rails are just small strips of heavy duty double sided mounting tape
What's the launcher called? What VR headset are you using and what kind of PC (specs) are you using to drive this?
The launcher and other software are covered in part 3 ua-cam.com/video/V0BVrNQ_U-U/v-deo.html
I use a Quest 2, the PC is a Ryzen 3 3100, 16Gb RAM with a 1660ti, nothing too crazy.
@@thevrguys7912 thanks for the details! Do the games play at full native resolution for the quest?
Do the graphics processing happen on the PC or the Oculus?
@@SpongeWorthy76 Processing happen all @ the PC.
Ozstick doesn't ship to the US... any suggestions for where to buy similar parts? [mainly the encoder with nudge detection]
maybe xtreme gaming cabinets
Does the tactile feedback feel like pinball solonoids or more like controller vibration?
In between, much better than controller vibration. Solenoids pair well with the exciter speakers but overkill in a pinsim where space is a premium IMO
Will this setup work with the new star wars vr game on the quest?
Not the Quest native version, I'll be grabbing a copy from Steam and I''ll let you know
How many USB inputs does this occupy on your pc?
2. I for the pinsim, and 1 for my Oculus Quest. I also have an aux cable running from the pinsim to the PC