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

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

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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

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

My suggestion is based on your background- you have tons of discreet importers\exporters for numerous programs (we bought some btw). Creating universal and flawlessone-click translator undoubtedly has a great potential too.

Very nice!

I uploaded 2 EXE examples

House VR Experience, this is an EXE that the user should be able to open directly, and use measurements, and notes with, this example can do downloaded from here

Real Estate 360, this is another example showing how the designer can share 360 Grid as a stand alone EXE, this file is available here

Another method of simple communication is shown in the website, where the VR experience automatically plays for the user directly from the website, as you can see in the following website

Wow this looks interessting.

I have Oculus Rift and I am still rendering panos to use them. It is not really a VR impression.

I'll have a look on it.

Very clean result! 😎