Here is another option for seeing the house in multiple perspectives.

Check how your pet sees the environment you are creating for it.

https://youtu.be/i2LOhQmr6I4

@jo-ke said:

Interessting. What software did you use?

SimLab VR Studio was used for the VR experience.

Users can join using PC, Mac, Quest, Pico, Android and iOS, mixed devices can be used in the same experience.

Just to clarify, I am part of the SimLab team.

The following video shows how to utilize VR collaboration to create an open house experiences for a SketchUp model, allowing different users to view and provide feedback on the model, and hopefully helping in selling the design before it is constructed.

https://youtu.be/vHHuoN1X1wU

More info can be found here

https://youtu.be/JupsJR1HzOI

SimLab Softteam is glad to announce that SimLab VR plugin for SketchUp is now completely free, because of the generous support of Amazon AWS we can offer users the plugin and the needed cloud services at zero cost.

The plugin allows the user from inside SketchUp to:

• View the model in VR, PC, and Mac
• View the model on Quest, Pico, Android and iOS
• Upload up to 2GB (3 models) the user can delete them and load other ones as much as needed
• Share models with unlimited number of users
• Invite one person in a collaboration session to navigate the model together using mixed devices PC and Android for example, or Mac with Quest, … etc

Get your free plugin on Windows or Mac from the following link

Shadows can improve visual appearance of 3D models significantly. On low end devices likes Quest (Stand alone), Pico, Android, and iOS, shadow calculation can reduce responsivity of the device, which may affect the quality of the VR experience. That is why shadows are turned off by default on those devices to give the user the ability to run larger VR experiences.

If the user knows models can run fine with shadows on, on those devices, shadow can be enabled by setting shadow quality to high

Note: To have shadows working, make sure to install the latest viewer on your device from the free VR Viewer page

SimLab Soft just released the new VR plugin for SketchUp, it allows the creation of interactive VR experiences from inside SketchUp, and to share them with others in one click.

Author and recipient can view models on PC or Mac, or using VR headsets including Oculus Quest, Pico, HTC, Rift S or Mixed reality sets,

Quick preview of the plugin in action

https://youtu.be/kDA84KpgZXo

The plugin is very easy to use, and affordable at $4.99 per month.

In addition to unlimited number of local models, the license includes 20GB, and 10 Models of cloud storageto share with others, if you are done with a model you can delete it to share another one.

1 month free trial on Windows/Mac is available here

Ashraf

SimLab Soft just started summer sale, which should last until end of June

Up to 40% discount on

1. New perpetual licenses of SimLab Composer
2. Upgrading from old versions of SimLab Composer

View discount prices here

Adding support for attributes from SketchUp and other applications in VR, was one of the main features on SimLab Composer 10.19

Samples of what you can do is shown in the following video

https://youtu.be/h7VMgtIAOxU

https://youtu.be/X2FV_XccCcI

This 360 Video allows the viewer to view all angles of the movie.
The user can capture the video from different angles.

To learn how to create a 360 Video from SketchUp check the following tutorial

SimLab Composer and SimLab VR Viewer 10 are now available.

SimLab Composer 10 is a major release filled with enhancements and new features.

To list few you will notice:
Updated GUI, which simplifies user tasks
Flex bodies support in VR, GLTF, FBX, USDZ
SimLab Cloud sharing, which makes it very easy to share VR experiences between Desktop, VR Headset, Oculus Quest, and Android devices.

List of new features is available here

Upgrade from SimLab Composer 9 to 10 will be available with 40% discount (available until end of June)
25% discount for new single user licenses will be available until end of July.

@rv1974 said:

I'd seriously check the possibility to develop SimLab Skp-Max Link Manager (I mean a Max plugin, able to to deal with heavy geometry). It'd have a good potential

Thank you for the suggestion, though this is a great idea, our hope is to add more geometry processing for large models in CADVRter, so more users can benefit from it, using different applications, and going through different formats.