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You have to set up Steam VR's floor height and make sure the rift's sensor can see the floor when you do it.
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Valve released this app called Destinations for viewing photogrammetry captures in VR. It's basically just a breezy viewer for things like The Lab's photo scenes, but they put together some simple guides for end-to-end creation. For shits, I captured my Temjin figure with my cell phone and blew it up to human-size as my test:
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=701500083
Works on both Rift and Vive, though when it comes to positioning Destinations doesn't seem to get my Rift height right?
Last edited by Tain; 11 Jun 2016 at 04:14 AM.
You have to set up Steam VR's floor height and make sure the rift's sensor can see the floor when you do it.
That's pretty awesome. I need to give that a whirl some time... after the other 100 things I haven't had time to try.
I finally tried my consumer Rift. It's much better all around. I wish it was still a bit higher resolution though. Going to try Project Cars with it.
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Giant VR wangs are due any day now.Originally Posted by Tain
Valve released this app called Destinations for viewing photogrammetry captures in VR. It's basically just a breezy viewer for things like The Lab's photo scenes, but they put together some simple guides for end-to-end creation. For shits, I captured my Temjin figure with my cell phone and blew it up to human-size as my test:
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=701500083
Works on both Rift and Vive, though when it comes to positioning Destinations doesn't seem to get my Rift height right?
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The VR support in Polynomial 2 is very early, only being added in the last day and still not tuned for comfort, but that game is amazingly pretty to be inside.
I played that game in 1996 at Excalibur in Las Vegas.
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Serious Sam VR. Lookin' like Space Pirate Trainer, which I'm totally fine with.
Sell me a poke.
I want to get in on the VR fun, but I can't make up my mind. I like the idea of just using a game pad with a Rift (not too keen on full body waggle). But I also like how the Vive seems to work seamlessly with Steam. Ugh. I should probably just wait and let the dust settle, but I don't want to.
When end you get right down to it, I want the one with the best game library (current, and for the foreseeable future). Which one is that?
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