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2016-08-05, 00:02:09

arqrenderz

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Corona VR Inmmersive?
Have tou look at this ? http://store.steampowered.com/app/404020/
The seccond video, the buda in the hallwaly, this is amazing technology, and now vray is on top of it,
I know that corona is developing some vr for Corona, is this being developed too??
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2016-08-05, 06:01:57
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philippelamoureux

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Re: Corona VR Inmmersive?
The second video looks very good. I'm a bit skeptical though... I wonder how much more rendering is needed to create their ''volume'' for the vr scene. It's certainly not just a standard stereo image that you put in their player.

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2016-08-05, 10:49:02
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Re: Corona VR Inmmersive?
Quote from: philippelamoureux on 2016-08-05, 06:01:57
The second video looks very good. I'm a bit skeptical though... I wonder how much more rendering is needed to create their ''volume'' for the vr scene. It's certainly not just a standard stereo image that you put in their player.

I really wonder this too :- ).

This look like the 'perfect' middle ground between real-time and simple stereo.
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2016-08-06, 04:08:36
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Re: Corona VR Inmmersive?
how could it be?! what a beautiful volumetric VR video, amazing. technologies is growing so fast fast these days.
but it must be super heavy to render for scene with that kind of "360 room scale tracking"..?
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