home maked oculus rift

this is a shitttttt

>>915297
looks like crap, dude. If you are going to pay $400-500 for the hardware to actually build your own Oculus Rift, you can probably manage another 50 to pay someone to 3d print a proper housing.

>>916049
its a casing for a cellphone with built in gyroscope that can mimic to an extant an Oculus Rift (or cheaper smartphone to watch 3D movies).

Its functionality is irrelevant if it looks bad. Give up immediately.

>>916769
that's not an oculus rift then, it's google cardboard.

>>916769
I'm sorry, but you could have bought a cardboard kit from China for $1 to do the same exact thing.

>>915297
>>916049
This is much like the Gear VR by the people that made the Oculus Rift. The Gear VR uses a Samsung Galaxy smartphone.

Don't worry OP. /diy/ is nothing but fags that can't do anything at all and don't want anyone else to do anything either.

Get this redone a few times to work out the bugs then upload the plans for it, please.