Oculus Quest
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Looks fascinating, I guess this is how the dinosaurs would have felt.
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@mike amos said:
Looks fascinating, I guess this is how the dinosaurs would have felt.
We are both dinosaurs mate
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Thank you for the info. I have to ask - can it be used for push and pull? Or at least for walking around push pulled model?
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@srx said:
Thank you for the info. I have to ask - can it be used for push and pull? Or at least for walking around push pulled model?
You can install any android app via the SideQuest software.
You can also use a browser like normal so I think the online sketchup will work.
I’ll give it a go later! When the free version of sketchup moved online I simply never used it again lol
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can we use the Gravity Sketch with only a mouse or a graphic pen ?
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@pilou said:
can we use the Gravity Sketch with only a mouse or a graphic pen ?
I doubt it because of the unique UI, but don’t quote me.
And hello pilou, bonjour, long time no speak! I hope you are well.
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@srx said:
Thank you for the info. I have to ask - can it be used for push and pull? Or at least for walking around push pulled model?
Yes I’ve just tested it on the free online sketchup.
It works great! It said it’s not optimised for my browser but worked perfectly.
I push/pulled in VR! What a time to be alive guys!
It’s like looking at a massive cinema screen lol
Also if you export your SU model into any android based 3D viewer, you can go full VR mode and walk through like you’re actually there.
You can even export to unity and then upload to Altspace so people around the world can meet up and walk around your models together. Fascinating and super geeky! -
Thanks for the update Oli. Great to "see" you around. Maybe we can meet in VR someday! We have clients who could totally use (and afford) this--it's we who are behind the times.
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Hey Oli, long time..
Why the Quest and not the Rift?
Is the Rift not more powerful for 3D VR apps and PC based where Quest is Android based, only advantage I can see is the Quest is untethered right? -
Here is my first ever go on Google Tilt Brush. Just did a quick island with volcanos etc.
No instructions, tutorials. Just started painting in the air....in 3D....in VR! It’s magic!
I can walk around my living room painting a jungle with a stream running through haha!
Can even import models and starts painting them! You can even paint with light it’s mind blowing!
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@pbacot said:
Thanks for the update Oli. Great to "see" you around. Maybe we can meet in VR someday! We have clients who could totally use (and afford) this--it's we who are behind the times.
I think I downvoted your comment by mistake and it won’t let me change it sorry!
Of course dude! If anyone gets an oculus or already has one, send me a message here and I’ll give you my username.
I can’t tell you how amazing it is to draw and paint in VR.
You can also CAST WHAT YOU ARE SEEING IN VR TO A CHROMECAST OR CELLPHONE!
So when I’m painting (or trolling people in games), other people in the room can see it on the TV!
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@solo said:
Hey Oli, long time..
Why the Quest and not the Rift?
Is the Rift not more powerful for 3D VR apps and PC based where Quest is Android based, only advantage I can see is the Quest is untethered right?Hey Pete. Yes the massive advantage of the quest is untethered. 4K OLED screen too.
How people use VR attached to a computer I’ll never know! I play FPS games like Pavlov and Paintball so being untethered is a game changer. In 5 years there probably won’t be any wired VR kits; the same way corded house phones all but vanished.
It’s brilliant. I can download films and take it on a plane etc. Can take it to meetings. No PC required. Take it to friends house easily. I am astounded by how good films look. I had a PSVR and it wasn’t very good, used it twice.
It’s very powerful mate and performance is absolutely fine for me. I use it mainly to play poker and watch films in what feels like a huge cinema with 50 foot screen. The games are so funny. I’ve seen some pretty obscenely funny stuff!
In Big Screen, YouTube or Netflix it genuinely feels like you are looking at a private cinema screen, absolutely no eye strain at all. You can watch 3D films in a VR cinema with other people around the world. It’s crazy. It’s a PC stuck to your face. Mind. blown.
I’m not even going to mention the 3D porn lol
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I do not think Quest will work with Enscape, Twinmotion, Lumion or Unreal, am I wrong?
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@kaas said:
IT works with unreal. Process is the same as for the Oculus go - Just with a bit more power. THE big plus to me is untethered, 6dof and reasonable good power (maybe 1/10 of a grx 1060)
Yeah, that's the problem, I need to run heavy models with decent resolutions, I need a beefy 1080ti at the minimum for smooth navigation, untethered means no beefy GPU.
But as gaming goes online I think the Quest is ready for a VR gaming revolution. -
Are they android based? If not then no.
If you want powerhouse for complex work,, of course go for Rift.
For sketchup complexity, quest all day long. It’s important to consider that this Quest is more powerful than the 10 year old dual core iMac that I have done 99% of my 3D work on. It’s the rendering where you need big power.
The quest is rumoured to have outsold all other VR units combined....in one month. Sold out everywhere here. So no guessing where all the support, development and money is going in the future.
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Gaming revolution? Absolutely.
I have played Xbox for over 10 years online. I’m ashamed to admit it. But I like an hour or two teabagging people in the evening. Lol
Recently I’ve become so incredibly bored with what is essentially button bashing on a 2D screen. There is no involvement, no innovation, no fun. They’ve succeeded in making gaming boring. I played Sea of Thieves for 12 months, I help people do quests and dig treasure up for an hour or so......and then simply throw it all in the water to wind them up. That’s how boring it is! Lol
Anyway 1 minute into Quest. Sold.
No it’s not Battlefield graphics, it’s mainly unreal engine stuff. But wow. Have you ever dual wielded guns, have one pointed at different doors while ducking behind a crate and looking behind you? It’s impossible on Xbox with a controller.
In Pavlov, you don’t press X to reload. You drop you magazine, place another in, cock your gun and raise it to your face! Imagine that in a tense gunfight!!!
It’s not the graphics that amaze me in games.....it’s the sheer involvement. I must be using a hundred times more calories than regular gaming/entertainment.
VR poker is so funny. People point guns at you, smoke cigars, drink beer, throw footballs, stand up and threaten you face to face lolol......genuinely funny gaming. The only downside is people doing that stupid floss dance and dabbing in VR lol
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@unknownuser said:
It’s very powerful mate and performance is absolutely fine for me. I use it mainly to play poker and watch films in what feels like a huge cinema with 50 foot screen.
You want to say that you show in the Oculus Quest helmet is like a 50 foot screen ?
Another little question
Can you control and manage your PC (like with a tablett you can run a program on the PC with programs like TeamViewer, RealVNC etc... ) -
I did VR meditation last night with some guy from Boulder Colorado lol
So weird
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@olishea said:
Also when the girlfriend puts on that stupid Love Island on TV I can sit there in blissful VR ignorance.
Oy! do not be dissing Love Island, I did a ton of work on that show, but yeah, I'd never watch it either.
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It works fine with unreal. Process is the same as for the Oculus go - Just with a bit more power. Edit: its Android based.
THE big plus to me is untethered, 6dof and reasonable good power (maybe 1/10 of a gtx 1060). Also very easy to take to meetings.
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