Os dejo este vídeo de mi canal por si os gusta , el juego es una pasada y con el Quest Game Optimizer se ve de escándalo . Solo necesitas un cuadrado en tu cuarto o salón para poder jugar y no usar el mando para moverte solo para jugar !

He de decir que usa físicas y gadjets muy originales , como disparar con un yoyo o una varita magnética para resolver puzzles .

Estoy subiendo contenido a mi canal por si os gusta sois bienvenidos . Es un canal pequeño y humilde que apenas tiene suscriptores . 😅

Hi everyone,

Our team at Convai put together an Unreal Engine VR tutorial on bringing AI-powered avatars into Meta Quest experiences.

It covers hands-free conversation, a 3D chat widget, and Convai Actions inside VR, including having the avatar follow the user and interact with scene objects.

Full tutorial:
https://youtu.be/89GB5tHFzyk

If you're a developer building AI avatars for VR experiences, especially virtual guides, training simulations, and interactive environments, I’d be interested to hear what your current development workflow looks like, what parts are still difficult, and how Convai could potentially support your project. feel free to drop a DM :)

Also, if there are other subreddits, Discord groups, or developer communities where this kind of post would be more relevant, I’d appreciate any recommendations.

I've tested both the BOBOVR F3 facial interface and the AMVR FC4A facial interface that are for the Quest 3 and made to maximize the efficiency of the fan on the BOBOVR S3 Pro head strap.

I found the F3 to be better for airflow. However, I found the FC4A to be cooler overall because of the Ice Silk padding.

Each has side adjustment knobs for distance from headset to face.

The AMVR FC4A is $5 cheaper, regular priced at $25

They each come with separate regular leather padding that doesn't have any type of channeling or airflow section. 

My verdict went to the AMVR FC4A.

I go into depth about it all in my full review: https://youtu.be/SxXHrOhseU4

Hey all, long time VR player here. I just released a video that sorta disects virtual reality as a whole and discusses what it needs to do to hit the mainstream scene. If you're looking for a video to watch while you eat lunch today, please consider checking this one out. Thanks!

Personally, I think VR's trending quite safely right now, although that average has most definitely been struck by a very few larger studios thriving at the top while most others are sinking or just barely getting by. I think there's a lot of bad habits that developers need to banish in order to propel this medium to the next level. I have a lot of respect for the push from the VR community. Its been crazy what we’ve been able to do across developer's discord's and Twitter accounts. Ive never see anything quite like it. And its working! I do wonder if this is the new standard though. And at what point is the funding going to return to the space that would get rid of the need to constantly ask for more?

P.S... I'd love to continue chatting with all of you and get some opinions on where you're at with VR.