Mixed reality
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1) Mixed reality involves filming a person interacting with a VR game without wearing a headset. This gives viewers a first-person perspective without having experienced VR before. 2) To capture mixed reality, a studio is set up with green screens, HTC Vive controllers, a high-end PC and camera. The OpenVR SDK allows for mixed reality but requires developer support. 3) Setting up the camera is difficult and requires fixing a Vive controller to the camera for tracking. The game footage must be synced to the camera frame rate to overlay correctly. Precise alignment of the virtual and real cameras is challenging.
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Mixed reality
- 1. Mixed Reality How to present your VR game
- 2. Jaroslav Stehlík Lead programmer DIVR Labs @jaroslavstehlik
- 3. DIVR Labs First Czech VR game company Working on a sci-fi horror shooter Blue Effect for Oculus Rift, HTC Vive, Playstation VR http://divrlabs.com
- 4. Mixed Reality? Why we have to shoot a mixed reality video?
- 6. Mixed reality First person camera in VR Resembles every FPS game. We already saw "everything" in FPS, nothing new and exciting going on there.
- 7. Mixed reality How we present virtual reality without VR headset? Put the player inside the gameplay footage. The natural interaction between player and the virtual world will speak for it self.
- 9. Mixed reality But how we actually capture this?
- 10. Making of video
- 11. DIY Mixed reality - Hardware 1x Studio full of lights 2x walls and floor with green screen 3x HTC Vive controllers 1x Super computer :) 1x 4K monitor 1x HD camera + fixed lens 1x Video capture/streaming card
- 12. DIY Mixed reality Our green screen setup
- 13. DIY Mixed reality - Game support OpenVR SDK has mixed reality support but it is clunky. The developer has to create the UI for proper setup. Setup camera field of view, camera XYZ offset, camera XYZ rotation etc. It is also a good practice to bring the UI to your players/youtubers
- 14. DIY Mixed reality Hardcore camera training
- 15. DIY Mixed reality - Camera setup The camera sensor should be ideally 35mm with a fixed lens. Fix the third HTC Vive controller on the camera rock solid! Third controller has to be connected via USB cable with a USB repeater. Game needs virtual shutter for syncing game footage with camera.
- 16. DIY Mixed reality Camera matching is hard!
- 17. DIY Mixed reality - Camera match Match the game recording frame rate to the real camera! Overlay the gameplay video with the camera footage 50% blend. Use any streaming software "OBS, Evolve, etc" for this purpose. Align the virtual camera with the real camera. You have to record the game in 4K to get HD as a result. That are basically the harderst part of the whole mixed reality thing.
- 18. DIY Mixed reality Actor must shine!
- 19. Trailer
- 20. Thank you for your attention! For detailed information visit: http://www.kertgartner.com/making-mixed-reality-vr- trailers-and-videos Also, we are hiring: http://divrlabs.com