Valve expresses interest in eye tracking, improving experience for able and disabled gamer

[ProWaffle]

Valve already use this on in-house testers to see where their eyes are drawn during gameplay to see what people focus on and care about.

[Glitchvid]

[QUOTE=ProWaffle;27018531]Valve already use this on in-house testers to see where their eyes are drawn during gameplay to see what people focus on and care about.[/QUOTE]

In l4d1 people looked at Zoey's ass way to much, so to make for less ass looking and more zombie shooting they added a much uglier female in L4D2, Problem solved. (They also found that silouets are important to!)

[HazzaHardie]

A good way to make to make gaming even more lazy

[Gamerkiwi]

[QUOTE=GameDev;26981147]How would that work? We would be pressing shit all the time by accident[/QUOTE]

Make it detect winks and not blinks.
Close left eye = M1
Close right eye = M2.

[Kookas]

[QUOTE=GamerKiwi;27039015]Make it detect winks and not blinks.
Close left eye = M1
Close right eye = M2.[/QUOTE]

What if you have a twitch? :v:

[Glitchvid]

Id like to see some eye tracking 3d. You know, cheap easy and no glasses.

[Smartlord]

[QUOTE=Kookas;27039150]What if you have a twitch? :v:[/QUOTE]

Get immediate medical help?

[TheOneFree-Man]

Valve already uses an eye tracking device for playtesting; they use it so that they can improve the areas that the players mostly look at in maps.

That system costs $50,000