00:00This is Ultan's True Motion Dev Kit playing Left 4 Dead 2, I'm just about to show how melee combat
00:08works and how the controller works with gestures.
00:11So, we have one to one control of melee weapons, and gesture based control of the rest of Left 4
00:28Dead.
00:29All kinds of gestures. Crouching, jumping, pushing zombies away from us.
00:55It's accurate to one millimeter of position and one degree of orientation, so it'll reflect my movements pretty much exactly.
01:06We have it set up to play Left 4 Dead 2, the Valve PC game. This took our CTO about
01:15a week of time working at Valve to get working.
01:18And it's really a lot of fun. It's kind of a hybrid, almost like dual analog, but with a lot
01:26of the traditional functions are now delegated to gestures.
01:32So, to crouch, you just tilt this controller down. To jump, you just tilt this controller up.
01:41So, you switch weapons. It's just a flick of the wrist this way.
01:45There's a gun that can actually reload. Fire off a few couple shells, tilt the left and reload.
01:52You just hit P, grab a P. There's a right trigger, reach back, reach forward, and just throw a bomb
02:02like that.
02:03Whoo!
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