Yaw VR - Elite Dangerous

[@YawVR]

The vibration during the space jump is related to the acceleration of the spaceship and you can adjust it freely for your best comfort

[@claybomb1064]

This is so amazing....Can you mount rudder pedals to the foot rest?

[@seanwarren9357]

@@claybomb1064 ofc, nothing a little duct tape can't fix. XD. I just got a 2 pedal setup for racing and plan to route map those analog inputs in elite, assuming I have enough usb ports to connect all my input devices and don't get locked out by some driver shenanigans... It's alot of setup to do all this in vr, but man, it's pretty next level...

[@wardope]

absolutely dig the yaw VR. but it does not add enough value for me to pay the premium that this chair costs. But on the other hand, I just spend $3189 on a designer chair for my office. I'm sure my kids would have picked the YawVR if I asked them!

[@quantistrap8494]

I'm afraid all that crazy chair jiggle might ... deploy my hard point!

[@nerdrage4852]

warning .... lmao

[@steorra314]

This made me laugh way to much

[@Josho922]

this is too much internet for one day

[@kameronatkinson7324]

Lol

[@Harry-qh5rt]

It's an extra $500 USD to get the version with the backrest. It seems this should have been in the standard version.

[@thewaydownmachine]

6:30 oh my God all those missed rounds.. somebody's somewhere is going to meet the end of that, and it's going to ruin their day.

[@ew6629]

Great job getting everything working. I got my YawVR specifically for use with Elite Dangerous. Is it better to first get familiar with Elite Dangerous game without the YawVR to lessen to complexity of the setup? I'm still learning the game as it is pretty involved and not like a simple shooter arcade game.

[@SB-gf5dk]

As a veteran elite player, I still don't know what I'm doing. Hope this helps :D

[@ew6629]

@@SB-gf5dk That's funny! It's a very involved and complex game so that makes me feel better. I suck at it and expect to suck at it for quite a while. Thanks S B.

[@SB-gf5dk]

@@ew6629 don't even stress commander. Your piloting skills will come with time. Plus this sweet yaw vr will only make your experience even better

[@ew6629]

@@SB-gf5dk Thanks, I appreciate the encouragement. I decided to get better at the game before I setup the YawVR; just one less thing I have to deal with since I'm having some issues with the Steam platform.

[@SB-gf5dk]

@@ew6629 there's a substantial amount of entertainment in elite. Enjoy it !

[@williamlamb3028]

First of all, I'd like to thank you for making this video. I just got my Yaw VR a few days ago and your instructions on how to get it working with Elite Dangerous have been really helpful. That being said, I cannot get the motion simulation working with ED. The Yaw works fine in test mode, I'm calibrating the Yaw, starting the game engine, starting Elite, but once inside the game the Yaw doesn't move no matter what I'm doing with the ship. Any ideas what's wrong?

[@claybomb1064]

Did you get it working? How do you like your yaw?

[@williamlamb3028]

@@claybomb1064I did get it working. The problem was that the memory hook for Elite Dangerous was broken. A few days later I got an update for the game plugin and it started working. Unfortunately, things still aren't going very well. Even while using the motion compensation, I still seem to end up out of alignment and if the Yaw reaches the end of its travel, it 'bucks' instead of quietly going back to its center point. But even when I'm not having those problems, playing ED in YawVR doesn't really add to the immersion. In fact, it subtracts from it. I feel like the chair is moving around underneath me in some unaccountable manner that has nothing to do with what's going on in the game. I'm fighting my seat at the same time I'm fighting space pirates. Since my HOTAS and everything is connected to it, I ended up just unplugging the Yaw and using it as a seat without the motion. Basically, an expensive armchair. I'm going to take one more serious run at calibration and setup to see if I can find a group of settings that I can live with. If I can't, I'll sell it and get something else. I'm not sure if I would even do motion compensation again. Maybe just put a buttkicker on a decent office chair and call it a day.

[@claybomb1064]

@@williamlamb3028 Thanks for the info. Hopefully you can get it all dialed in. Some people really seem to like it but there are mixed reviews. I’ve gone the buttkicker route for now and it definitely added to the immersion.

[@brosquito7483]

@@williamlamb3028 I've been discuraged by the loud vibration sound, is it noticeable with headphones?

[@williamlamb3028]

@@brosquito7483 Are you asking about the loud vibration sound of the buttkicker, or Yaw's built in vibration? If it's the buttkicker, clay bomb is the one who has that, not me. If it's Yaw's vibration, I found it so annoying that I turned it off in the SRS panel. There was no subtlety to it, it was either on or off and nothing about it seemed realistic at all. Please note that these criticisms are all from playing Elite Dangerous. I'm not sure to what extent the shortcomings of my experience with the Yaw are due to it, and to what extent it's the fault of ED not really supporting telemetry.

[@kennethirgendwas4616]

Damn. Im pretty sure ill never buy this, but i definitely want to have it xD

[@EricTFDC]

That vibration is INSANE

[@nobo1682]

how in synch is the chair movement to the vr headset because it seems off to me

[@YawVR]

Dear No Bo, 25ms lag is what you can expect but that's not visible. The video wasn't cut by professionals it's homemade. That could be why you see it off.

[@domothepilot]

i really wonder if the yaw vr makes you feel more or less sick in this game or any flight sim?

[@maximus7288]

Definitely more sick.

[@buhoesp408]

ojala vendierais esto en españa, sin aduanas.

[@Shiny-Robot]

Hi cas , if a effect is to strong on a title you need to try and find the correct setting in the game engine profile for that title and + or - some or add some smoothing

[@pennyisdreadful]

Generally I spend a lot of time in and out of combat with flight assist off and I'll be in controlled spins tumbling around doing crazy stuff and i can only imagine how incredible and horrible that would be lmao

[@EurocorpFx]

The vibration lol

[@tdot8280]

SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY!!!!!

[@svendtang5432]

Voice Attack added and you shouldn’t need to use your keyboard

[@wagdiize]

limit the yaw.

[@jessblues848]

3:21

[@byronbeason3809]

Ty

[@dmark24]

why in this game, my yaw simulator When i turn right it roll on the other side same thing for the pitch? however I have not changed anything in the game options or Yaw .🤔

[@jagacesuperjag]

The joystick mount should be to the right instead of between your legs....

[@helelbs259]

very cool

[@cullenduval1056]

Bruh imagine flying FAO

[@redacted2768]

Lmao😂

[@chrizzaborowski2631]

For real tho... how is this person going to be running odyssey with this setup? On foot with that setup is an immersion breaker imo

[@alexandsimba]

I don't think this should even be used for Elite Dangerous. Our Commanders don't seem to be effected by G forces if you look at external camera while moving. I'm not sure if they explained it in one of the books, but we probably can't use frame shift drive if we were affected by g forces or we would end up passing out. I think this would make more sense in simulators like DCS World, Microsoft Flight Simulator or even a roller coaster simulator.

[@chrizzaborowski2631]

@@alexandsimba i love playing horizons with a fs/t. I hear what you're saying... though on pc players just switch to m/kb, no?

[@chrizzaborowski2631]

Im specifically talking about switching to on foot mechanics

[@maximus7288]

Looks like that char is kind of vomit-inducing

[@Incognito-vc9wj]

Her beauty is very distracting.