Oculus has
Sense Arena Trainig App (Digital Download) for
Free.
Thanks to Community Member
neotaruntius and
Rhythmic for finding this deal.
Features:
- Compatible with Oculus/Meta Quest VR Headsets
- All court training
- Unlimited reps
- Complex tennis drills
- 50+ different game situations
- Various settings - beginner to professional
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For reference, I'm an avid 11TT player. Play nightly.
For this Sense Arena - What I did was sign up on their website:
1. Go to https://tennis.senseare
2. Scroll down like 50% down the page and there's a Pricing & Plans area find the Get Started button there.
3. Click the Get Started button, just get the game for free, I didn't buy the racket.
4. Entered my name, email and I just chose a simple 4-digit pin
5. Went to the Quest 2 store, found the app lab game.
6. Downloaded it inside Quest 2
7. Run it. I forget where or how, but there is a "Log In" button and I entered the email address I used to register in step 4 and also the pin number.
8. Then you're in and you can do some simple stuff. I tried the warmup/training. In the game they ask if you are just using a controller or a racket with/without haptic feedback.
Thoughts: I did the warmup/training. It's pretty good! The racket visually lags a bit, but this is app lab anyway, so they get a pass. fwiw 11TT does not lag in the racket tracking dept. As far as contact with the virtual tennis ball, it seems pretty good with timing, slices, top spin, racket angle etc. I'll be following this to see how far they can take development.
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For reference, I'm an avid 11TT player. Play nightly.
For this Sense Arena - What I did was sign up on their website:
1. Go to https://tennis.senseare
2. Scroll down like 50% down the page and there's a Pricing & Plans area find the Get Started button there.
3. Click the Get Started button, just get the game for free, I didn't buy the racket.
4. Entered my name, email and I just chose a simple 4-digit pin
5. Went to the Quest 2 store, found the app lab game.
6. Downloaded it inside Quest 2
7. Run it. I forget where or how, but there is a "Log In" button and I entered the email address I used to register in step 4 and also the pin number.
8. Then you're in and you can do some simple stuff. I tried the warmup/training. In the game they ask if you are just using a controller or a racket with/without haptic feedback.
Thoughts: I did the warmup/training. It's pretty good! The racket visually lags a bit, but this is app lab anyway, so they get a pass. fwiw 11TT does not lag in the racket tracking dept. As far as contact with the virtual tennis ball, it seems pretty good with timing, slices, top spin, racket angle etc. I'll be following this to see how far they can take development.
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For reference, I'm an avid 11TT player. Play nightly.
For this Sense Arena - What I did was sign up on their website:
1. Go to https://tennis.senseare
2. Scroll down like 50% down the page and there's a Pricing & Plans area find the Get Started button there.
3. Click the Get Started button, just get the game for free, I didn't buy the racket.
4. Entered my name, email and I just chose a simple 4-digit pin
5. Went to the Quest 2 store, found the app lab game.
6. Downloaded it inside Quest 2
7. Run it. I forget where or how, but there is a "Log In" button and I entered the email address I used to register in step 4 and also the pin number.
8. Then you're in and you can do some simple stuff. I tried the warmup/training. In the game they ask if you are just using a controller or a racket with/without haptic feedback.
Thoughts: I did the warmup/training. It's pretty good! The racket visually lags a bit, but this is app lab anyway, so they get a pass. fwiw 11TT does not lag in the racket tracking dept. As far as contact with the virtual tennis ball, it seems pretty good with timing, slices, top spin, racket angle etc. I'll be following this to see how far they can take development.
1.You have to add a plan/the racket to your cart first.
2.Enter your info and click buy now.
3.When you get to the checkout, remove the racket and the monthly plan and then sign up.
It shouldn't require any payment information if you do that.
Tried it for a couple minutes and it seems pretty cool except the amount of force doesn't seem to line up well with swinging a racket in real life.
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