Don, I've been doing VR for 25+ years, and this morning while playing Quixote Valley course, it was in the top five experiences. I was vacationing in DC, so I played outdoor at 6:00 am. The wind matches in real world to sync with the first time playing wind in Walkabout. Bravo to the modelers
Many thanks Michi! A high compliment from someone who has seen a LOT of VR over the years. We really want to push what is possible when it comes to virtual place making and we don't think the technical limitations should get in the way of transporting people to rich story infused environments. Thanks again!
Yup, the limitations act as the fuel for innovation. Really we are using techniques from before PCs could crunch a lot of effects but in VR they are looking pretty great, even on the Quest.
Don, I've been doing VR for 25+ years, and this morning while playing Quixote Valley course, it was in the top five experiences. I was vacationing in DC, so I played outdoor at 6:00 am. The wind matches in real world to sync with the first time playing wind in Walkabout. Bravo to the modelers
Many thanks Michi! A high compliment from someone who has seen a LOT of VR over the years. We really want to push what is possible when it comes to virtual place making and we don't think the technical limitations should get in the way of transporting people to rich story infused environments. Thanks again!
Really shows you can have great atmosphere with "few" polys!
Yup, the limitations act as the fuel for innovation. Really we are using techniques from before PCs could crunch a lot of effects but in VR they are looking pretty great, even on the Quest.