About Lightsaber vr
Star Wars Squadrons in VR?iOS 16 Star Wars wallpapersHow does the real lightsaber work?Spoiler alert: A Google patents page with what looks like diagrams of the hilt and text explaining how a fan linked to the device works.“…the special effects device (or energy sword, lightsaber prop, or the like) is specially configured to provide an extendable and retractable energy blade that appears to emanate from a handheld hilt due to a lighting effect that appears to provide bright hilt-based lighting.In some useful embodiments, the special effects device includes two long plastic cylinders that are cut lengthwise. These two pieces (or blade body members) are then each rolled perpendicular to their length (or their central axis), which creates compact cylinders of material of relatively small volume that can be provided on a pair of spools or reels. The spools holding the blade body members, along with other blade-producing elements, are housed within the body of the hilt assembly of the special effects device or lightsaber prop.To extend the blade, a motor provided in the hilt body is operated to unroll the rolled/spooled plastic blade body members from their reels/spools with each member (or blade half) acting much like a metal carpenter’s tape measure. Each blade body member passes through a blade forming guideway or passageway that acts to “zip” the two semi-cylindrical blade body members together (or with portions along their length overlapping each other or one nesting inside the other) as they leave the hilt body, thereby forming the energy
Key features of the Lightsaber vr that are enabled through these drivers include:
- Lightsaber VR - I am a Jedi - YouTube
- Lightsaber Force Pull in VR with Unity - YouTube
- NEW LIGHTSABER CUSTOMIZATION - Blades and Sorcery VR
- Public-Game-Entity/vr-lightsaber - GitHub
- VR Lightsaber made from scratch - Roblox
- ALL FORMS OF LIGHTSABER COMBAT IN VR - YouTube
- Lightsaber VR not working : r/oculus - Reddit
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