Now that many will have two Pimax headsets with all these “upgrade and keep” plans this could be relevant for a number of people:
Has anybody tested whether it is technically possible to play with two Pimax headsets on one computer (e.g. with a 1080 TI)?
This obviously could only work with simple games and might need some reduced graphics settings. But e.g. a two player round of table tennis or holo ball could be quite cool!
E.g. for table tennis one controller per person would technically be enough, any chance to assign two controllers to two people?
Of course buying a second computer would be an option. Would be better from a framerate perspective - and certainly work. But for the few occations where I could use that… I don’t know.
That sounds promising! In case the software insists on running as a single instance something like isboxer might help (http://isboxer.com/). This provides a sandbox for the game and allows to assign usb ports and gpu outputs to game instances (initially made for multiboxing on a single PC).
Think the Pimax driver and SteamVR would still have to play along…
