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Yaw2 - the next generation motion simulator and smart chair from Yaw VR
Yaw2 is the highest motion range, most compact and affordable virtual reality motion simulator from Yaw VR. This next generation device is capable of a 40° motion range for roll, and 70° for pitch movements, and adding the Yaw Platform enables a 360° rotation, all with exceptional speed. Yaw2 is the most innovative and cool-looking motion simulator which brings you into a completely new world.
Can’t wait to see more! In particular specs and setup. Yaw1 was not easy to parameter, really wishing for plug and play with yaw2!
It's amazing how quiet it is. Spectacular. Expect me on the early bird list.
Yes this looks much better than the first one it's a must have ☺️
It's looking incredible - can't wait to try it out with our experiences - and we'll create special ones just for it!
Hey man, sounds like you're a dev! If possible, is there a way to see current projects (experiences or games) that you have published? Cheers :)
@@silvrsurfer yeah, it’s going to be a fun ride - literally!
I believe the yaw team will let everyone know as soon as a compatible list comes out. And I’ll be sure to add it to this thread as soon as it’s available
@@thexrman thanks man, I can't wait. Thanks for bringing new experiences to the vr community, we appreciate your work!
Finally! A consumer positioned immersive chair! This is a must buy, for me.
I would seriously open talks with Sony -- like right now -- as many PSVR2 games will be PC ports, and opening up compatibility would be a huge win for everyone.
Make it an open platform, doing business with someone like sony is just begging for a locked down platform..
Yaw VR, if you get heave, this is a game changer--especially for those of us who like to flight sim.
Dear jdmkun,
We're already working on the heave option :)
This platform needs some motion compensation for VR support. Otherwise I can see that making anyone sick within 5 minutes of use. Just watching the view go in and out as he moved up and down was enough to give me motion sickness.
Don't understand what you mean. The motion sickness is because you have the view and the mouvement not related. If you move as the view moves too, it shouldnt give you motion sickness. Maybe you got motion sickness because you watched that at home without your body moving too ?
@@harf4ng If you watch the video, because his head with the headset moves with the motion platform as if he was moving around by himself that would cause you motion sickness. Motion compensation needs to happen so any movement of the platform is negated in game, so it doesn't come across as you yourself moving your head. So if the platform rolls you forward you're not instantly moved forward in whatever game you're in to just simulate say a stop in a racing game. In this you're head would end up going through the dash because it's moving the point of your head as well.
I will have one by the time the year is out.
I hope you include the size measurements and the cost for freight to Europe.
custom bracket for example the TM warthog stick and throttle would be great, for better adjustments. also with the combination with that keyboard and mouse table
i mean, it looks like he is holding his hands out in the air like a superman.. so it needs some adjustments
@@EdvardHansson Just noticed..I think you are 100% right...Its gonna be uncomfortable and painfull after 1 hour of gaming if you cant rest your hand...Nicely noticed.
@@Deathunder just built my own seat with a custom metal frame, after been flying like a superman for years with the throttle and stick on my desktop. And it makes such a huge difference it is so silly... ergonomics is much important
@@EdvardHansson I agree with you 100% my friend.
@@EdvardHansson yeah I'm going to likely be making my own mounts. I have a split keyboard so I'll likely have 2 swivel mounts on each arm for ease getting in and out.
First of all this just look amazing, I had the first one, I made a review on youtube (and thank you youtube to put it down because of some music in the background) and it was already awesome but with some cons.... the "cup" was uncomfortable after a little bit and the steering wheel base was popping out just with little push.
This one looks amazing and everything is, for what I see, fixed.... the "cup" is gone and now we have a normal chair and the "table" is way better that the old solution... nice job.
I have a couple of question.
for Quest 2 users stand alone, can you connect the Quest 2 somehow to the Yaw2? Off course I will play all my racing games with the pc, but will be amazing to play other games directly from the quest2, but I don't think is possible....
There is any kind of cable management system? Because I was interested to the rotation add-on but with the last one I had to put the cables on the ceiling and really I don't wanna do it anymore.
Thank you and good job
huh that't really interesting, and i really didnt think about cable management and them possibly getting into trouble. Is this the only table/sim wheel mounting solution? This doesn't look all that strong like if you had a heavier more powerful wheel.
What telemetry application are you using? Are you able to adjust the levels of movement…? as it seems the movement in the racing is a bit too exaggerated for the movement in game.
Really interested in the "hassle-free and calibration-free" claims. The main reason I never jumped on the Yaw1 was because of all the finicky software and constant calibrations from various reviewers. Didn't look user friendly at all. What was supposed to be a convenient solution suddenly turned into something that looked extremely cumbersome. 43 days to go as of this writing. Hopefully a production-ready sample will be sent out to reviewers before Kickstarter ends. Not sure I'd want to back it if the software isn't ironed out yet.
We need more ergonomics. For example, forearm rests and the possibility to play with dualstick + rudder.
Just doing a bit of research before backing. I can see that the headset tracking is off in this video when in the car? Will the compensation for the body moving be fixed for VR sim racing? As you can see, when he brakes hard, his view in the car is shifted so he is basically touching the roof with head over steering wheel
That's a good question! For head sets using an external sensor, the easy solution is mounting that sensor somewhere to the seat itself. But for internal camera based sensors, or for sensors mounted to a wall or something, things get a lot more tricky.
This is Amazing! :D
Yoo I'm coppin!! Also, will Yaw2 support the current games Yaw1 does? Roller Coaster sims gonna hit different lol 😂
absolutely
Love this. Not sure about the path those wires take, flapping around the back of your head / neck
in PRO version there will be USB and Power connector on the device, so If you use wireless headset (we use now Quest 2 with virtual desktop) there wont be necessary any wire management anymore
@@YawVR sounds good to me!
@@YawVR This was my only concern, I'm IN !!
Perhaps it could simulate vertical motion also, if it had a hydraulic bottom part
we are working on the G-platform already
@@YawVR Wow! That is fantastic! I will buy one then!
@@YawVR Is the plan for us to be able to add the G-platform to a Yaw VR2 later when/if it's available or will this only be an option when purchased together with a VR2?
@@jackassery4656 all the platforms (Yaw Platform, G platform, Yaw+G platform and later on XY platform) will be possible to add later, anytime. But please consider If you buy a Yaw Platfrom (for rotation) now, you can't add later G platform to it, but you can replace it for a Yaw + G platform. (Yaw + G should be built in in one device becuase of height issue)
@@YawVR that's really nice! will G platform already be available on early bird? how long more or less do we need to wait? really wondering if I should pick the yaw platform now
Pledged €1850 for Early Bird Base unit, LED Seat, YAW platform and Both Pro Upgrades. Will upgrade to YAW+G in September and even the XY upgrade if it ever gets made in 2022!!! Cannot wait for this to arrive. Thank You my Hungarian Friends from your backer in Ireland!! Black and White Chassis and Blue LED’s even perfectly matches my PC Desk and PC setup! LOL.
Thanks for your support :)
Looks great :) though the issue is it does not fit well changing controllers on the fly to switch from racing to flying. Also unsure you can put a whole helicopter setup in this.
Would be great to have some kind of quick release system to be able to switch from racing to flying quickly.
Hi Julian,
We got this mention a lot lately. We're trying to make a footrest that can be easily changed and could be achived with a few screws. We will update you when we have a decent solution :)
@@YawVR Always strive to have a more efficient product...but don't worry about all these babies complaining about things being easy to switch over. Most people that will buy this will already be in the world of VR. Doing anything this intricate will be a pain in the ass. Whether that's the cords everywhere, setup, cost, space needed or calibration.
So please, don't add a quick release for this dummy. If he wants to go between racing/flying games...he can change it over.
As long as its a good quality product that is sturdy, good for its price and keeps the cords out of the while spinning around then damn...I'm happy. Besides, the yaw 2 is a massive upgrade and this guy wants to go between a racing/flying setup quickly on the same chair??? If I can move my pc and whole vr setup upstairs every single time I play vr...then I think this guy can get up and change over his hotas to a racing wheel
Im still trying to figure out if the 360 spin is worth it In space games i feel 2dof is probably enough.
2DoF could be enough, especially in space games where rotation is relatively slow. For more intense rotations, the Yaw Platfrom is a great addition.
Good stuff!
I need the link now!
Just ordered on Kickstarter.... :-)
Does the Yaw2 have motion compensation? What I mean is this: In the starwars game I see the person's neck leaning forward as the motion chair moves back (up). This neck movement does not seem natural. I am guessing he is compensating for movement of the vr image? otherwise if the neck position is fixed to the chair you would end up looking up at the cockpit when the motion chair goes up. The vr image should instead remain fixed to the viewer. Does that make sense? Hope you can provide some insight into this.Thanks.
Pro Tip to Yaw. Instead of using those horrible clamping screws which will degrade over time, use compression couplers which tighten by turning.
thank you for the tip, we will keep in mind. We are redesigning that part currently, that solution was just for the prototype. The new one will be more practical and will look much better :)
Well that was a confusing Kickstarter!
withstand the forces of a hydraulic oedal and the forces of a fanatec dd1 flywheel? 20nm
SOLD.....
Now shut up & take my money...
YawVR, in all honesty this looks absolutely amazing! This is the only type of motion platform I would seriously consider. There are two things I'd like to comment on....
1)I've been telling people that the "D-Box"-style motion sims are not worth it, since they only deliver heave. Not to mention, who wants to pay $10K for a D-Box when you only get 1.5" of heave travel!? Pathetic. People need to realize that the only way to move the motion platform community forward, is to incorporate yaw and sway into the equation. But.....with that having been said, I do agree that having some degree of heave on your system is also beneficial to the overall experience. So question is, do you plan of looking into a way to incorporate any type of heave into the YawVR platform?
2)The other main issue for me personally, is my size and weight. I too, am a large guy, at around 6'4ft and just over 300lb. Furthermore, in addition to my size, my equipment is also quite heavy. I use a direct drive ffb wheel with a Kollmorgan motor that is quite heavy(don't know the exact weight but it feels like a small dumbell), as well as not one, but *two* shifters, an H-pattern and a sequential....both of which are large industrial sized shifters made from Quaife Motors.
I certainly wouldn't want to mount these heavy pieces of equipment onto a platform that couldn't handle the weight of them. If I had to take a guess, I'd say the total weight between me and my sim control equipment is around 500lb give or take a few pounds. From the looks of it, the version of the YawVR motion sim displayed in this video definitely doesn't look like it could handle such weight. So the question is, is there a more robust version of the simulator that is built for heavier users and heavy duty sim controls, that you plan on developing?
We are working on a G platform (heave) that will travel around 5-7 inches (15-20cm), it looks promising, but we don't know yet if it will work well or not. We will have a prototype in a few weeks, so we are excited. Your weight is on the edge, and although we have PRO edition with a stronger structure and motors, but honestly we didn't test the device with that high weight level yet. On next week we will do a stress test and will upload the video about that. But 500lb sounds a bit too much for me now, but lets see, because now usually we use the motors under 50% of power, so it is possible it can handle that weight.
@@YawVR Thank you sir. Much appreciate your swift response. Looking forward to your results :)
Hello, Can you guys show a tutorial on how to setup the Motion compensation on the game engine. Star wars squadrons looks amazing in this video, but When I play the rotation axis is totally off.
How is motion compensation handled in Yaw 2?
Yaw2 acts like a tracker in Steam VR, so you can select it as a tracker for MC
Buena idea la de coger al más manco del equipo para mostrar todas las posibilidades de vuestro producto.
Buena pinta y buen precio. Falta ver los matices que llega a representar y sobretodo el lag para poderlo considerar en simracing.
Gran trabajo.
a problem is still the vision moving around too much ingame.
Was hoping for more roll 😕 Will the concept of the first generation continue to evolve or will it be replaced by the Yaw2?
We have added more roll to the following prototype already, we will have 40 degrees (+-20) Roll in the final product. Our experience from Yaw1 is that more Roll doesn't increase so much the gaming experience, but could be uncomfortable.
@@shojo8708 thanks for the note, we definitely will have 2 and 4 points seatbelt mounting points on the device and we will investigate if we could increase the Roll over 40 degrees. We also considering to make a seatbelt tension control modul as an addon
@@YawVR Seatbelt tension would be GREAT for DCS, simulating more G-forces
Hi I’m a backer (Yaw2 pro with all the add-ons). Can you please give us another video of Star Wars Squadrons but using the Boost and Drift controls? Squadrons is a huge motivator for my (and many other’s) pledge, but the person in the demo didn’t even Boost or Drift once. These controls are a major part of the game that you use non-stop; and we want to see how the chair reacts. Thank you.
seriously we need to see more squadrons that guy played 3 seconds and was terrible kept crashing
nice, you got the real version. isn't it funny how the cheaper Yaw doesn't yaw
I see one problem there, the oculus detect the movement of the head and the head is moving with the Yaw2 so that makes your view on the game be wird, you cant play like that, the best way to fix it is by adding a triple monitor suport
can you please tell me. Big white arch made from steel or its a plastic? How much in weight this chair?
I need this in my life. How much power does it require?
500-700w
wish the guy would look around...nobody drives just looking at one spot...and this is supposed to showcase what its like to be in VR, youd think the guy would turn his view sometimes to show us
Just wondering are there going to be multiple versions of the yaw vr 2 available on kickstarter or is there going to be only one version.
There will be a Basic and a PRO version and you might be able to buy an Arcade addon as well for PRO version
@@YawVR What does the Pro Version have that the basic doesn't?
Looks good.. hoping this isnt for smaller/light folks and some of us bigger folks are able to enjoy it. I suspect it's going to have some weight limit of like 250lbs total including peripherals mounted to it.
Hi Kevin,
We made a video for this purpose :)
czcams.com/video/Id2fN4Usnv8/video.html
if this is plug and play. I'm getting at least two, one for myself and one for my kid so we can race/fly together!
Hi wardope,
After the rather easy assembly, a few softwares and you're ready to play! :)
As a sim driver,you should find someone who can really drive and show us how capable this product is...
Dear Serhat,
Will do our best to find a Pro pilot!
looks like the in game camera in vr is shaking a bit too much. That's a big No-No for sim racing, cause it could result in a loss of focus during intece races or hotlaps, and i suppose the same goes for flying simulation
Dear Gimlireloaded,
You can turn off vibration. It has nothing to do with the simulator. More so the headset or the in game settings.
What flight yoke you using on quest 2 for star wars?
Can you adjust the movement not so extreme.
I wonder if it will be compatible with star citizen, guess the squadrons configuration will be more appropriate in order to switch between the keyboard and the joystick for spaceship actions.
Hi André,
Here's a list of games you can play.
1. Project Cars 2
2. Project Cars 3
3. Touring Karts
4. No Limits 2
5. Live For Speed
6. IL2 Sturmovik
7. IL2 1946
8. Hyperstorm
9. Aerofly FS2
10. DCS World
11. Asetto Corsa
12. Xplane 11
13. Dirt 2
14. Dirt 3
15. Dirt Showdown ?
16. GTA V
17. War Thunder
18. Aces High III
19. Microsoft Flight Simulator
20. Elite Dangerous
21. Condor 2
22. Forza Horizon 4
23. iRacing
24. Star Wars: Squadrons
25. Formula 1 2018
26. Formula 1 2019
27. Formula 1 2020
28. Moto GP 18
29. Dirt 4
30. Kart Kraft
31. Prepar3d V4.5
32. Prepar3d V5
33. BeamNG Drive
34. DCS World
35. Euro Truck Simulator
36. VTOL VR
37. Wreckfest
38. Vrace Hover Bike
39. 1976 Back to Midway1. Project Cars 2
Regarding Star Citizen. We need UDP telemetry to make a game work. Once Star Citizen does that we will make the game compatible in a matter of hours.
@@YawVR thanks but next month i'll be on my brant new 3090 and i'll wait a bit for new gen games on full VR x 8k. T'ill now I've been disapointed.
I was there at the beginning of the launch but i didn't buy it because, as others have said, it was confusing. If i had jumped in i would have definitely bought the wrong add-ons. Pricing for the chair add-on was disappointing too. No idea what they will charge me for customs to my country either. With all the overpriced extras, it doesn't come out that much cheaper than the dofreality H3, which is probably better than this for racing sims.
With the Valve Index base station tracking, would it take into account your seat direction so the base stations don't think you are moving your head anytime the thing rotates?
Dear Eksadiss,
This is what motion compensaion is for. You can easily set up motion compensation is SteamVR it's 3 clicks. :)
I backed the Yaw 2 Pro with Pro Platform ! :) just wondering how I can connect my Logitech G923 pedals on the feet rest though... I hope I don’t have to drill holes? :(
How does all the cable management work with connections from PC to Sim wheel, pedals, H-Pattern / sequential shifter? Wont the wires all tangle if u go spinning around? Will the motors support wheels / pedals other than only Logitech that all promo videos show?
Hi Prabhakar, in the PRO edition there will be power outlet and USB connectors, so you can connect your cables there. Unfortunately we won't have display port yet
I tried to do a add on for the chair but after pledging I can’t get it to work if your seeing this please respond back I need help to back your company
also, i would like to know how much torque they can take because my Fanatec wheel is about 7or8nm of torque
Awesome! can you let us know what comes in the 790USD price point please? I'd like to know more details in advance so we dont have to hurry once the preorder is open and not read details on time. Thanks in advance! much appreaciated.
sure, you will get the 2D version for the 790USD, without seat. You can buy the seat with led lights as an addon separately (for around 75 USD) or even you can use your exsisting or any other seats that mountable on the device (most of the gaming and office chairs are compatible) You also can buy the Yaw Platform (the rotation unit) separately as an addon for around 280 USD. But please consider the addons's prices are not final yet and these are early bird prices
I think they need a stroke axis to complete the imersion
whats shipping cost to straya
Lol where's that
Australia, 😅
need it
When is it expected to ship?! 1 year from now? 😍
We are planning to start the deliver from September
What is the cable coming out of his back for? Is that part of the completed package on offer or a mod for PC VR players to add?
That is just the USB cable, on Yaw2 PRO there will be USB connection, so in that case that cable won't necessary
It would be good one day if it came to console
We're doing our best to work with consoles
Which config do you think will be the best for a flight simulator talking about the platforms and axes it uses?
I think the best is Yaw2 + Yaw Platform with a G platform upgrade in September, but just a Yaw2 with 2DoF is also could be very immersive :)
This is 3DOF, right? No heave?
Do I need pc or i can just use it with the quest 2 stand-alone?
But if you do like a 50 lap race... your headset cables will completely knot up... right??
Hi Chiko,
No they won't. In the PRO version, where the chair is able to do 360 motion, we managed to work around the issue.
@@YawVR Oh that sounds interesting. Im watching this project intently. i wish you all the best
@@chikokishi7030 We wish you the best too Chiko :)
Hello Yaw VR, the new chair sounds great. One Question / wish:
I wanna use such a (great and expensive) chair not only for a few hours gaming.
My favorite wish beside gaming is to use the chair for movies, for example connect a hdmi-cable. At high volume (explosions,...) the chair vibrates. Also: People or companies creates downloadable (purchasable) motion protocols, so the chair motion is synchron to the movie action (like 4d cinema-seats).
Is this possible? Thank you.
Hi Michael, we have SDK so anyone can develop their own solution. We are considering to create an interface for 4d cinemas contents, after this Kickstarter rush is over, we are going to step forward with that
That cable looks like it’s going to choke someone
Will be compatible whit PS5?
whats the wire above for and is it able to be removed???
Are the HOTAS mounts included in the basic version ?
I heard about a buttkicker mount, will it be an extra option, or included in one of the versions ?
Thanks
Some kind of mounts/plates will be included for sure and buttkicker mount preparation also will be included in all model. (Pro modell will have USB and Power outlet for buttkicker and other pheripherals -so if you use Yaw Platform, you won't need cable management)
@@YawVR Thanks, a couple more questions :
- What will be the height of the basic unit compared to a regular office/gaming chair ?
- How noisy is the chair ? I live in an apartment with neighbors below. Will some kind of ground isolation be available to buy ?
Thank you !
@@YawVR Will there be seatbelt tensioners? I would also like a gun controller so I can do drive-by shootings in GTA!
I'm sorry but can you get someone who knows how to drive lol?
Like the point of the motion would be so I can detect wheel slip and how the car is moving underneath me so I can become a better driver.
@yawvr wich is better this ir one
Just wondering how many Early Bird prices will be available..? Is it going to be a case of us visiting Kickstarter and pressing F5 until the Kickstarter begins then having to click the Early Bird price within a second or two otherwise we'll miss out? 😲😂
$1700 is the maximum I can possibly pay not including shipping, VAT and Customs fees. And I had to sell a kidney to get that sort of cash lololol
Am also wondering how much space it takes up? More than the Yaw 1?
we will have 200 early bird units on different price levels from 790 to 990 USD. If you could get early bird prices that will be much cheaper than Yaw1, if you miss the discounted price, the final amount will be around the current Yaw1 price (with Yaw Platform). Unfortunately we have no idea how long will the early bird prices be available.
Size without Yaw Platform and seat: (Yaw Platform and Seat will increase the height)
Footprint (LxW): 2.43 x 2.17 feet (74 x 66 cm)
Size including footrest (LHW): 4.95 x 2.3 x 2.17 feet (150 x 70 x 66 cm)
@@YawVR Brilliant! Thanks for the info! 😎😁😎
When will this be available?
Whats the ETA for final shipped product please? Is this product easily 'movable? aka can drag it around living room from corner of room to the centre?
Also are there options for an all-black stealthy version?
We plan to start deliveries in September. It is moveable, but not that easy as Yaw1. Yaw2's weight is around 50kg (110lb) + seat now (I think the final product will be lighter), but we are considering to build in releaseable wheels (at least in pro version) to make easier to move. Regarding color, we planned to go with black and white version, but not you the only one who mentioned black and black version, so I will talk with my team about that.
@@YawVR Thank you. A stealthy all-black version would be great for those of us which have home cinema rooms and don't want it to stick out too much.
I think wheels would be a welcome addition as not many people's rooms can accomdate this otherwise.
also have you guys researhed or thought about adding D-Box type functionality for watching films? This technology could be the future for high end home cinema.
Why does it turn so much, in a driving game? Cars dont tilt unless offroad.
you can set the movement absolutely freely as you wish, so you can combine forces, accelerations and simple movements together... even you can use our built in vibration. So what you see in the video is just our settings for our tastes
How do the cords not get wrapped up?
After thinking on it a bit I assume you probably have a USB hub on the upper part that converts everything to some wireless signal.
Assuming this will be for PC only and not PS4/5?
Yaw2 is basically capable to work with PS4/5 but it is up to the actual game. Now for example you can connect Yaw1 to PS4/5 if you use Sim Racing Studio on a PC, so the game on PS4/5 will send the data to the PC and the PC will send it to Yaw1. If a game could connect directly to the simulator, then the PC and SRS would not be necessary anymore (but unfortunately there is no game yet with direct connection to Yaw). An other option what we are considering to build in a "Mini Game Engine" into the simulator and it could connect directly to certaing games on PS.
I wonder if there is going to be an ethernet port to the very bottom base?
Yes there is, Its visible in the video if you look carefully!
@@pentraks I see it on the rotating base. What about the bottom base?
yes, ethernet port will be included on all platforms (so it will be placed on the Yaw Platform as well)
@@YawVR That is Awesome!!! I'm Sold. This will be my second Yaw VR system. The first I still play daily and is amazing!!
Let me know if the two time back to back Ethiopian caterpillar sent you here.
$800 not bad 👍🏽
That’s about the price of one of the motor of other sim rig
I want on but it’s to pricey
Hi, how do you get in and out of the Yaw2 when a steering wheel is attached?
It will be foldable
@@YawVR Oh great, that is excellent news :)
Let me know if you need a tester, I will "work" for free.
6000 is to much ... me semble que 6000$ c'est bcp trop .. surtout pour une utilisation personnelle..
not to be a hater, but could you get someone to demo the system that is actually good at the games?
Come on Steve it's a 4fun gameplay :)
Although, we are working on inviting professional gamers to try it out :)
The most confusing and frustrating lunch
We're sorry Ibrahim, if our add-on system was a bit complicated (we thought it would be understandable, but we have to admit we were wrong), we now have simple packages, so it's easier for everyone to choose.
@@YawVR I missed the early backers unfortunately but I think your work is amazing! Sorry for the earlier comment it was from the heat of the moment
I wonder if the 40 degree roll motiin is enogh?
according to our experiences so far, 40 degree is enough. Now we have 30 degree in our prorotype (that is what you see in the videos) so you can count 10 degrees more motion.
@@YawVR are we gonna see vedio of the 40° degree? I would love to see the full capability of the yaw2
@@almajedz the new prototype will be ready soon and of course we will do videos for sure
@@YawVR great, can't wait
I hope the bad race driving is not down to the Yaw 2.
We are working on better driving videos :)
Anybody know the weight limit? Cuz I'm 200cm tall and around 120kg. Don't want to miss the promo, but I also don't want to buy something I can't really use.
Theoretically your weight and height is ok. but let us answer this question tomorrow before the lauch
@@YawVR awesome
Awesome, and you are welcome to join our discord right here to chat about it!
discord.gg/XF2pwWmdDM
What is the weight limit on it?
it is 130kg currently but we will do further tests for even higher weight ranges
He should never drive a car in real life.
can i play dcs in yaw2?
Dear Matt,
Yes, you can :)
Does this work with War Thunder?
Dear Da He,
Yes, it does :)
@@YawVR Nice, is setup hard for it? How does that go?
@@pilotpug After a fairly easy assemble you install a couple softwares on your PC and you pretty much good to go. Of course if you use a VR headset you have to set up that as well.
@@YawVR cool, will think about it!
WTF? Why make a 360º rotation in vr in project cars?
Because they can
it is optional, but feels amazing when your car drifting or slips and turns over (this last one rarely happens with professionals :) )
@@YawVR never asked why? :D really, i don‘t like the yaw movement. But the unlimit yaw Rotation is a dream, for people who like it. I think your seats are great in comparing to price. And that from me, with a DIY 6Dof.
That is a really bad position for your wheel, it needs to be closer to you, your arms are over extending way too much and with a higher powered wheel this can cause serious harm to your shoulders
Hi David,
Thank you for the pro tip :)
What happens if you flip the car? 😹😹😹
it deploys a spike and kills you