Best way to do a moveable VR wall?

[Gasser64]

I got a couple of those HTC Vives so me and the wife and friends can play co-op VR. Already have all the necessary hardware to do that. But what I need is a wall that I can take down if necessary. I might want to use the room for something else for a while. Then later on, be able to put the wall back up and play VR again. And I just really don't want a permanent wall or room divider in there.

So I need to come up with a way to make an easily deconstructable wall. Only thing I've come up with so far is pvc. 4 sections of PVC held together by some kind of connector. A dull black fabric would span the gaps between the PVC. Then when I wanted to take it down, I could disconnect the 4 sections of this makeshit wall, and stuff them under the bed or something.

Good idea, or bad? How would you go about doing this? Maybe pvc is a crappy idea and I should be using something else.

[BMCSean]

BS, you don't have any friends!

[Scott Mc]

Lmao

[lowthreeohz]

shouldn't you finish the weight rack first?

[Gasser64]

BS, you don't have any friends!

I got you guys don't I?

shouldn't you finish the weight rack first?

Done long ago. Try to keep up!

I'm gonna try to cheap out and be lazy and see if a curtain will work.

[lowthreeohz]

oh cool, post pics!

[TX_92_Notch]

I got you guys don't I?

[Gasser64]

So if I'm reading you guys right, you're all coming to my house to play VR? Awesome!!

oh cool, post pics!

Ok, but you're not going to like it.

[yellowstang]

OK, I'm, lost. So you want to divide the room with this temporary wall, or will you project something onto it? Does it have to be sturdy, or could you string a wire across it, and hang a curtain up and slide it across to divide it?

[Gasser64]

No more wall for now. It seems 2 headsets can be ran off of 2 sensors. You set up the visible "grid" so that the players can see where they should not go, lest they run into each other. It does seem to work, at least for now until I run into some new problem.

Had to repaint the room with a flat paint. The walls were much too glossy, which really screws with the sensors. Not a real big deal, as the room still looked like original from 1983. At least it will be an improvement.

[Gasser64]

A discarded computer table that seemed perfectly good to me. Still strong and sturdy. Gonna use this to replace the dresser that the computers are sitting on in the first pic.

[Gasser64]

Oh here's that damned dumbell wrack. Moved it out of the room and stuck it on the side of the house for now. Just small i beams that happen to fit very well over 2x4's. Easy to take apart for moving it around. I didn't stain the wood, but I probably should have. May do that eventually.