Coolest. Gaming Set-up. Evar.

[MrFilthyIke]

You are the most amazing DM I have ever seen.

I mean... really... You let your guys drink hi-balls at the table!

The geeks are eyeballin' the gaming table, but not Wulf. Straight to the liquor with him.

 

[dagger]

If anyone else is going to do this, this $699 cell phone (large cell phone) sized projector would be a lot easier to mount. I don't know the specs on this projector and how well it would work in a set up like in this thread. Heck, I don't know much about projectors period, but they are cool.

Nice set up btw!


http://www.techworthy.com/Blog/Mitsubishi-PocketProjector-8482.htm

 

[MrFilthyIke]

http://www.techworthy.com/Blog/Mitsubishi-PocketProjector-8482.htm

Sweet projector, a good idea.

 

[Kanegrundar]

This is awesome! I wish I had enough room for this in my house. Maybe once the fiance and I buy a new house...

Kane

 

[Assenpfeffer]

Wow. This is a freakin' incredible setup.

 

[Astos]

This is very cool. One step closer to ultimate cool would be to be able to project from underneath onto some kind of rear projection surface so that arms, miniatures, and other objects don't get in the way of the light.

 

[Berandor]

trés cool!

 

[Bigwilly]

This is very cool. One step closer to ultimate cool would be to be able to project from underneath onto some kind of rear projection surface so that arms, miniatures, and other objects don't get in the way of the light.

Just what I was thinking!

Now I just need to work out how to incorporate this into the ultimate gaming table that was posted on here a while ago and then figger out how I am going to afford a bigger house so I can have a dedicated gaming room that I can fit the whole caboodle into!

Bigwilly

 

[Brain]

Nice setup

I'm wondering how long until it all goes holographic and is rendered in 3D on the gaming table.

 

[jodyjohnson]

Trying to figure out how big an image I could get by projecting the image from the floor below the table (home-made 1/2" plywood 4'x8') through frosted glass (no shadows on the map, can mark on the glass.