Thank you for sharing you're process! I've really enjoyed not only the gravity sketch workflow (which has been very helpful.) But your design theory which you are very generous with as well. I myself am coming from the visual development side for animation but very similar principles (I want to then take it to blender and do a simple realtime lighting to then paint over to create finished layout pieces). I might bring up some of the features you mention to the gravity sketch discord to see if they've been talked about at all. Like the grid aligning with the world axis, A square selection grab box, and the backface culling.
Thanks Sean, I really do think this is a wonderful environment for sketching out rough ideas, even if the end results are destined to be the under-drawing for a 2D concept illustration. Gravity Sketch is such a marvel, but I do long for just a few more features. Snapping to surface and edges would be huge, toggling off force 2- surface rendering, and the ability to paint surfaces individually would be SO nice.
Im looking at buying a quest 2 to replicate some of your workflow. Do you recommend the 128gb or should I go for the 256gb quest? ps I am a computer animation student hoping to get into themed entertainment and your videos are a huge inspiration for me! Keep up the amazing work!
I would splurge on the 256gb Quest. It isn't absolutely necessary but if you are folding VR into your worthflow you never know what sort of capacity you might grow to need in the future. Let me know if you have any questions along the way.
Hey Don, Love your work. I built a wonderland series when teaching myself Horizon Worlds. I'd be honoured if you would visit and leave some feedback. I'm proudest of "Tea Party at Hatters" and "Wonderland gardens", cheers.
I saw that I can even add in VRM models from VRoid. I keep forgetting, we can make rooms and worlds for Vrchat.
Thank you for sharing you're process! I've really enjoyed not only the gravity sketch workflow (which has been very helpful.) But your design theory which you are very generous with as well. I myself am coming from the visual development side for animation but very similar principles (I want to then take it to blender and do a simple realtime lighting to then paint over to create finished layout pieces). I might bring up some of the features you mention to the gravity sketch discord to see if they've been talked about at all. Like the grid aligning with the world axis, A square selection grab box, and the backface culling.
Thanks Sean, I really do think this is a wonderful environment for sketching out rough ideas, even if the end results are destined to be the under-drawing for a 2D concept illustration. Gravity Sketch is such a marvel, but I do long for just a few more features. Snapping to surface and edges would be huge, toggling off force 2- surface rendering, and the ability to paint surfaces individually would be SO nice.
Im looking at buying a quest 2 to replicate some of your workflow. Do you recommend the 128gb or should I go for the 256gb quest?
ps I am a computer animation student hoping to get into themed entertainment and your videos are a huge inspiration for me! Keep up the amazing work!
I would splurge on the 256gb Quest. It isn't absolutely necessary but if you are folding VR into your worthflow you never know what sort of capacity you might grow to need in the future. Let me know if you have any questions along the way.
Hey Don,
Love your work. I built a wonderland series when teaching myself Horizon Worlds. I'd be honoured if you would visit and leave some feedback. I'm proudest of "Tea Party at Hatters" and "Wonderland gardens", cheers.
I promise to have a look, thanks for the invite!
Andrew, your Alice HW environments are great! I especially like your work recreating the characters!
Thanks @@DJCarsonCreative, what an honour.