http://www.gamerzines.com/xbox-360/news/kinect-long-skirt-incompatible.html
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It just keeps getting worse and worse but most people here won't have to worry about the skirt issue.
^ Since when?dkjestrupApparently you can sit down playing it. Someone posted this a week ago, i think...
Nor the standing up.:lol: Well, atleast the rumour that you have to wear bright clothing to play Kinect wasn't true.
tryagainlater
[QUOTE="dkjestrup"]^ Since when?racing1750Apparently you can sit down playing it. Someone posted this a week ago, i think... I did I think, Rare said it. And images from the Milo showing had a guy sitting down using it I think.
The author isn't well informed. It has already been stated it can be used sitting down. As for not being able to wear long skirts, it's understandable. If a game is trying to detect your legs, it's going to have trouble if they're covered up, no? Don't see what the big deal is here.
And why do people here care? 99.9% don't wear long skirts...unless you're all kilt wearing Scottish. In that case your skirt might be short enough to work.
Suddenly, many on SW will claim they do :P But yeah, it needs to see your legs if it's tracking you. Kind of obvious.The author isn't well informed. It has already been stated it can be used sitting down. As for not being able to wear long skirts, it's understandable. If a game is trying to detect your legs, it's going to have trouble if they're covered up, no? Don't see what the big deal is here.
And why do people here care? 99.9% don't wear long skirts...
Ross_the_Boss6
How does that scream fail? It's tracking your body's movement - I'd be worried if you COULD wear a skirt/something covering your legs and it still 'work'.Is it just me or does Kinect scream more fail for each news article about it ? :S :roll:
hd5870corei7
[QUOTE="hd5870corei7"]How does that scream fail? It's tracking your body's movement - I'd be worried if you COULD wear a skirt/something covering your legs and it still 'work'.You would be worried if a woman was able to play it if she was wearing a skirt?:roll:Is it just me or does Kinect scream more fail for each news article about it ? :S :roll:
Ravensmash
How does that scream fail? It's tracking your body's movement - I'd be worried if you COULD wear a skirt/something covering your legs and it still 'work'.You would be worried if a woman was able to play it if she was wearing a skirt?:roll: No no no....that was unclear sorry. I meant that if it's supposed to be tracking your arms and legs - then it wouldn't be much good if it worked whilst it was unable to identify where they were.[QUOTE="Ravensmash"][QUOTE="hd5870corei7"]
Is it just me or does Kinect scream more fail for each news article about it ? :S :roll:
fueled-system
Anyone who's read about how the hardware works should have already known this. Are people still confusing an near IR depth mapping with thermal vision?
Anything too dark/shiny will make it bug out.:lol: Well, atleast the rumour that you have to wear bright clothing to play Kinect wasn't true.
tryagainlater
Soccer moms might.Raise your hand if you wear long skirts.
gago-gago
Technically any clothing that obscures the 'normal' human frame too much will cause problems.
I wonder how it will deal with really fat people.
Soccer moms might.[QUOTE="gago-gago"]
Raise your hand if you wear long skirts.
shinrabanshou
Technically any clothing that obscures the 'normal' human frame too much will cause problems.
I wonder how it will deal with really fat people.
Lol, now that would be messed up.But then it wouldn't matter. If you don't need to stand up to use Kinect, then why would wearing a skirt stop you from using it?The author isn't well informed. It has already been stated it can be used sitting down. As for not being able to wear long skirts, it's understandable. If a game is trying to detect your legs, it's going to have trouble if they're covered up, no? Don't see what the big deal is here.
And why do people here care? 99.9% don't wear long skirts...unless you're all kilt wearing Scottish. In that case your skirt might be short enough to work.
Ross_the_Boss6
[QUOTE="Ross_the_Boss6"]But then it wouldn't matter. If you don't need to stand up to use Kinect, then why would wearing a skirt stop you from using it? It would only affect it if you were trying to play a game specifically designed around standing.The author isn't well informed. It has already been stated it can be used sitting down. As for not being able to wear long skirts, it's understandable. If a game is trying to detect your legs, it's going to have trouble if they're covered up, no? Don't see what the big deal is here.
And why do people here care? 99.9% don't wear long skirts...unless you're all kilt wearing Scottish. In that case your skirt might be short enough to work.
DragonfireXZ95
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This guy is ready to go and livin the dream:
goblaa
Oh god, I can see the nerdy guy from office space's package...
What the........i see like six lumps there.
I wonder if black people can play Kinect now, i remember hearing it had problems last year. Kinect is looking to be the most glitchy hardware ever released.
Soccer moms might.[QUOTE="shinrabanshou"]
[QUOTE="gago-gago"]
Raise your hand if you wear long skirts.
gago-gago
Technically any clothing that obscures the 'normal' human frame too much will cause problems.
I wonder how it will deal with really fat people.
Lol, now that would be messed up.Someone like that would just be an amorphous blob to Kinect.
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Although is this revelation meant to mean that it will simply flip out because it thinks someone in a skirt has no legs, or will it just pause the game and say "DisKinected"
[QUOTE="DragonfireXZ95"][QUOTE="Ross_the_Boss6"]But then it wouldn't matter. If you don't need to stand up to use Kinect, then why would wearing a skirt stop you from using it? It would only affect it if you were trying to play a game specifically designed around standing. So then it can't be used sitting down. You're contradicting yourself.The author isn't well informed. It has already been stated it can be used sitting down. As for not being able to wear long skirts, it's understandable. If a game is trying to detect your legs, it's going to have trouble if they're covered up, no? Don't see what the big deal is here.
And why do people here care? 99.9% don't wear long skirts...unless you're all kilt wearing Scottish. In that case your skirt might be short enough to work.
Ravensmash
[QUOTE="DragonfireXZ95"][QUOTE="Ravensmash"] It would only affect it if you were trying to play a game specifically designed around standing.RavensmashSo then it can't be used sitting down. You're contradicting yourself. How am I? Sorry if I've misunderstood as I'm tired - but Rare have said you can use it sitting down if the game is designed for that use. And an image of that conference in Oxford, showed someone using Milo sitting down.
Because you said the author isn't well informed, but then state that the game can be used sitting down, unless the game specifically requires you to be standing.
Therefore, the author is correct in the article.
[QUOTE="DragonfireXZ95"][QUOTE="Ravensmash"] It would only affect it if you were trying to play a game specifically designed around standing.RavensmashSo then it can't be used sitting down. You're contradicting yourself. How am I? Sorry if I've misunderstood as I'm tired - but Rare have said you can use it sitting down if the game is designed for that use. And an image of that conference in Oxford, showed someone using Milo sitting down.Rare have basically just said the same line that MS have been saying for a long time.
Vague "experiences" will work with Kinect, without specifying how it will work or how well.
When one looks at the tech, how it creates a depth map, it likely doesn't work very well at all when you're "merged" with a sofa in a seated position, compared to when you're standing with free space around you.
It probably also depends on the libraries of human positions available.
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