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The Weekly Amazon - VR 360° 3D Stereo Image
🕑 Added 2022-06-06 12:58:54 +0000 UTCSomething completely new for VR fans.
(Don't use the above 360° image, it will look terrible, you must download from the link below, the orig. image is 10 000 x 10 000 pixel, 50 MB)
A 360° Stereoscopic 3D image in near HQ render quality. I'm still tweaking the render settings to find a compromise between render time and quality. A time intensive undertaking, each eye needs about 1 hour render time. A pity the software doesn't allow 180° renderings.
Some time later I will also try this in the game engine, game engines renderings are much faster, but usually just look good on moving pictures, not stills.
In the images above you see a scene overview. Plus 2 pics what you can expect in the stereoscopic 3D view with VR headset. The star in 1 pic shows your position between the 3 girls at about standing eye level.
With a VR player / viewer like "Whirligig" you can change your position within a 1 meter border up and down, left / right and forward / backward.
Tell me your thoughts on this and if you have ideas or wishes for a scene. One idea already, to position the camera on a guy body, so you can look down on "yourself" and compare to the muscle girls. ;-)
Download VR Image (10k x 10k, JPG, 50 MB)
Comments
Entropia 3D
I agree with you. The idea is to face VR users with no High End PC, An image can be viewed by every stand alone VR headset. And don*t worry, once I've figured out the best settings, I can set the pre-configured VR camera rig in each scene I produce. But as said before, just VR expierences doesn't pay my bills. This month, Steam releasead again new numbers. Just 2-3% of all Steam users had this month a VR headset connected. How many of these have a muscle girl fetish? We are at an overall percentage (VR+Musclegirl) of about 0.00..1. Please see my dilemma. Getting this financed. I know I am crying and not much delevering VR stuff the last months, I am fighting to keep VR -Amazons alive.
Sigmarine
Interesting experiment, I appreciate it. That being said, if these renders are not just something on the side but take time away from interactive VR projects, I'd much prefer the latter, as stills never feel very lifelike.
Jeremy
Much appreciated for us VR guys.
