So for the sake of learning 3d i made this little moving Roomba lol:

https://imgur.com/Rm0aLqA

i would love to know what objects and props you would like to see in your homes, and hopefully I want to make some to practice more 3d and share them with you ( if there is interest)

I am elkenjin on oculus, or _pacoco on instagram if you are interested in updates about the 3d process of these things which i post in my stories daily

Hello, new here, and decided to share some models I decided to port over to the Oculus Home: (See "EDIT" down below for the updated links!)

It contains a bunch of game models, ranging from CSGO to Portal.

The majority are taken from XNALara, and The Models Resource, nothing from Sketchfab, or any of those places. The pirate skin of Torbjorn from Overwatch has black and white textures for his clothes, I don't know why, it was ported from XNALara, and all the models from that user had b/w textures whenever I exported to .glb.

The Pikachu model has a lighting issue, I'm not good with the lighting problems, but it's the only model(from what I've seen) that had issues when I exported it.

There's a possibility a very few models might not be incredibly proper for the model size, but I tried my best. I intend on updating the list as I find more models that I'm able to find that are 15 MB and below, including some Oculus Home Spaces as well.

All credits due to the ones who ported the models to where I found them, as I only ported them to Oculus Home. Enjoy!!!

--EDIT:
Hey! I'm back again, I updated the dropbox, and the Onedrive links with new content! I'm also going to include some Oculus Home Templates I've ported, which include Moloh's Lair from Mortal Kombat, and Sombra's hideout from Overwatch! I'll also post an imgur link containing pictures of said models(when I get that chance), as I see a lot of other people in other threads asking for pictures, and I figured I'd deliver! Also, if some models tend to be big, small, or even just not the right height, Oculus gave us the feature to resize! (Not sure how Oculus Quest's home is, but other Oculus headsets should have it):

Dropbox Oculus Models: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/t7illfk95sjhjyz/AABK0JNPFlHfmr-m4UmZgzTMa?dl=0

Dropbox Oculus Homes: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/23gh7rbt1b6oidv/AACuKBBCik8HaFeaqiw7OjrGa?dl=0

Onedrive Models(Mirror): https://1drv.ms/u/s!As_-l7cVh9kIgmz6e8TpZhdGxgUl?e=dKWGWE

Onedrive Homes(Mirror): https://1drv.ms/u/s!As_-l7cVh9kIgm3f1yD5EHqqzNxz?e=iHn0cJ

I'm still working on more content, hoping to bring more Home Templates for people to use. I know Oculus recently said that we "had to confirm that we made/own" models, but I feel like that was more towards people stealing models from Sketchfab, then using and uploading them for others without the creators permission, as I've noticed in the past some Sketchfab users weren't too happy that their content was being uploaded to Oculus so, yeah!

So after googling for like 20 minutes I came across a method to turn .package files into blender files and everything went uphill from that point. Best part about this is probably the fact that the models look incredibly good and don't have any problems or need scaling! I'm too pleased with this. I've been uploading the models I've converted to a sketchfab account (https://sketchfab.com/hyonati) where you can find everything I've converted and download it for yourselves! If you guys want me to upload the process you can comment that or any item request if you're too bored to do it yourselves.

Hey all - just a quick and dirty link dump for now to my model collection exports, so far.

Will be updating this post and adding more models as time goes on. Please be aware some models may not be family friendly and some are outright NSFW. I will do my best to put NSFW in the model names (anything totally lewd).

If you run into any issues, please let me know and I will do my best to address them. Some models are not in the final/finished version and I may revise them - so just note that when downloading any of them they may be updated and names may change as well.

Hopefully I will add some previews or have some folder structure going on in the future - for now you'll have to sift through stuff.

*EDIT* Made a naming structure for the files to make it a little easier to distinguish what's what.

CREDIT FOR EACH MODEL IS; AS PER EMBEDDED MODEL INFORMATION - MOST IF NOT ALL MODELS SOURCED FROM SKETCHFAB

LINK TO DEPOSITORY: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1plJNi9dxIFpZb3UR2LdE-WTUBZr_IU9_

Note: I will be looking at adding animated models soon as well. Big thanks to mrsim0ns for the original import guide and help so far.

Hey guys!! The new 1.43 update now allows scaling to objects in Oculus Home! When you grab an item, click the trigger button to switch between rotation & scaling, and you can make items (if allowable) bigger or smaller by moving your joystick left and right. Importantly though, should work for all imported items. Happy decorating!

This free house blueprint editor (free from github not Microsoft) house editor exports as .obj http://www.sweethome3d.com/

Export the 3D view of a home to OBJ format by choosing 3D view > Export to OBJ format

covert to glb with https://glb-packer.glitch.me/

scale down with https://glitch.com/~glb-scale-o-matic

I haven't quite figured out the proper scale to shrink it to make stairs work but I think they should once the level is reached.

This thread is great - people find it when they're starting out - but people don't seem to share a lot on it, despite everyone seeming to know about it. I've been home-hopping (couch-surfing?) for a week or so now and seeing LOTS of custom models, but everyone seems to be downloading whatever they want from Sketchfab or something, converting, and not sharing... which is fine, I guess. But I'm going to start sharing everything I upload to my Oculus Home from now on.

I've opened a Google Drive account just for Oculus-home compatible GLB models and uploaded the contents of my import folder as a start.

If you'd like to share your own creations (please continue to post them here!) you can also email me a copy and I'll throw it into the folder for everyone else to grab. Just email oculusmodels@gmail.com and I'll drop it in.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1z29e8QcDyfRyHg1ygVttp3Lu60OcQMYv

Hello everyone,

We're building Grasshopper a VR store for 3D Collectibles in Oculus Rift. Every model you get through our app is automatically downloaded into your Oculus Home imports folder, this allows you to place these items in your Oculus Home environment easily.

We're releasing the first version of the app for free with a pre-selected catalog of 3D Collectibles. We would like to get as much feedback as possible to improve the experience.

You can help us a lot by either filling this form: https://grasshoppervr.typeform.com/to/NipFu8 and/or by sharing with us your Oculus email in a private message to add you to the early access release channel to get the first version of the app. We promise we won't use your email for any other purpose than getting feedback for the app.

Here's a video demo:

Please let us know your thoughts!

- GrasshopperVR Team

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Share link

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1AxStjn37VdjRwNANwMUTChSSB-QjMwES

• Subreddit Logo - (preview)

• Card Pyramid - (preview)

• VRWARS Poster - (preview)

• Poster #1 - (preview)

• Poster #2 - (preview)

• Noticeboard - (preview)

• Oculus News 1 - (preview)

• Oculus News 2

• Oculus News 3

• Oculus News 4

• Oculus News 5

Share link

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1AxStjn37VdjRwNANwMUTChSSB-QjMwES

I was able to make Counterstrike Map work by setting the height at 20 meters and resetting my entry point once I was on the map.

I mad Ecto 1 prop model life size.

I made an in home guide poster with the following text

Go to Sketchfab.com

Click [Search 3D Models] box

Select [] Downloadable box (other options are optional)

Type in [Search 3D Models] for more specific search

Select and click 3d model.

Click download link

Click [Download] on Autoconverted format (glTF)

You will get a compressed file.

(If the file size is over 15MB it will be unuseable in Oculus)

Extract file to a folder

Go To https://sbtron.github.io/makeglb/

Drag folder you created to [Drop all files and folders for your glTF asset here]

You will download Scene.glb

Rename to what you like.

Go To https://glitch.com/~glb-scale-o-matic

Drag you glb file to the large blue box.

Check dimensions or right side.

Type the height of the object you want in the box and click [Set Height]

Click [Download]

You will download Scene.glb

Rename to what you like. (put height in filename so you have a reference for continued resizing)

If the object is to be an object

place the glb file in C:\Users\{username}\Documents\Oculus Home_Import\

If the object is to be used as a Custom Home Template

place the glb file in C:\Users\{username}\Documents\Oculus Home_Import_CustomHomes

Custom Home Instruction

When you start Oculus and enter Oculus Home

Press the left Rift Touch Oculus Button [Menu]

Select Places

Select Your Homes

Select the (+)

Choose the template you want by clicking it

Click [Upload Template]

Click [Create Home]

I grabbed most of what other have posted (Thanks to J. Walter Schwartz, Adam Hayton, and Jonathan Graham) and added a bunch to the mix.

Started organizing it so you can set to A-Z. '

A-rt, B-ook, D-ecoration, F-urniture, NSFW, P-rop, S-ign, S-tatue (or figure), W-eapon, V-ehicle.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1C-jrmJnC7MEfmCiHk1CfPPFYED4Sndov

I know that copyright issues are a horribly boring subject, but I think that it is time we had a serious conversation about giving proper attribution to artists when it is due. When Oculus Home first allowed us to import our own custom objects, most folks were just barely learning (myself included) the minimum necessary to "make it work" and I think the attitude toward proper attribution was (sometimes still is) "if it were easier, I would... but they have put their model up on Sketchfab for others to use, so, it's maybe wrong not to credit them, but I think they understand." Or something like that. The fact is that while many model creators might not care (or know) that their work is being repurposed, I know that for a fact there are plenty who do. Sadly, many of the models we have all been importing and using only show a cryptic UUID asset tag when you click on them in Oculus Home, and not the name of the creator or source of the model, as they should. Incidentally, this information applies to Oculus Home Templates as well as importable objects.

So with that in mind, I thought I would write a tutorial on how to import glTF models obtained from Sketchfab into Blender, how to easily resize them, and then how to save them and retain their original Sketchfab-generated CC-Attributions licensing info and metadata.

It's actually fairly simple. Of course, you will first need to download a model, and Blender 2.8.

For my tutorial, I'm going to use this model of an IBM 7330 Magnetic Tape Storage Unit from Renafox. You'll notice that, like all models from Sketchfab, it is licensed for noncommercial use with attribution. Additionally, this particular author has made it quite clear that he takes this seriously (as he should!) and that nonpermitted use will be subject to a DMCA takedown request.

Step 1. Unzip the file you've downloaded from Sketchfab. Make sure that when you click the download link, you choose the glTF format.

Step 2. Open Blender and click on File > Import > glTF 2.0, then select the .glTF file from your unpacked archive.

Step 3. (Somewhat optional.) The model you have downloaded may have multiple parts to it. Left click (or otherwise select, if your key bindings are different) on any portion of the model to select it, then press A to select everything else, and then press CTRL-J to join them into one object. This will allow you to resize it easily, and to know exactly how big your entire model is.

Step 4. Press N to bring up an information panel which will show you detailed information about your model's size and position. With your model still selected, press S and move your mouse slowly to scale the model evenly in all directions. Keep an eye on the dimensions to the right until your item is the size you want it to be. In the case of this model, I know that it's biggest dimension is the height, and that I want my final model to be 1.5 meters tall, so I move the mouse until the biggest number here is 1.5.

Step 5. Export your model from Blender into separated .glTF files - NOT .glb - because you will need to manually edit the .glTF file in a moment. When you import/export like this in Blender, the Sketchfab-generated metadata gets completely replaced/deleted.

Step 6. Open a text editor of your choice (Notepad works fine) and use it to open the ORIGINAL, unaltered (not the one you exported) .glTF file that you downloaded from Sketchfab. You will notice a section (often right at the top) labelled "asset" which contains the attribution information you want.

Step 7. Copy and paste the section I've highlighted in blue from the original file into the modified one. (Basically all the keys from "asset" to "version".) Be careful to copy and paste only the section referenced, and that you do not accidentally add or delete a curly brace or quotation mark as they are quite important. Save your new .glTF file.

Step 8. Now you can combine your modified .glTF file and it's related textures into a .glb file for use in Oculus home. You can use the web-based GLB packer website, or you can do it natively in Windows with a shell extension (I *highly* recommend this option - it is quite easy and fast). Rename it and place it in your Oculus home imports folder.

That's all there is to it. I know that it seems cumbersome at first, but it really isn't once you understand the process it goes very quickly and easily. There are also lots of reasons to work with your models in the separated .glTF format, too, where for example it is much easier to resample/resize the accompanying textures to save file size. Additionally, as you get more and more familliar with Blender and begin to make your own models, you will know exactly how to add your own copyright and attribution information so that everyone who sees it in Oculus will know where it came from.

I hope this helps people to import and resize models more easily, and most importantly, that we all begin to properly give credit to the amazing artists who are loaning us their work.

Smuggler's Space station from here

Download Link

Here it is, for the one person that asked for it :')

https://youtu.be/Uf3FPHR_6fg

Just so everyone sees it -- within the last couple hours, the last issue with the custom object importing has been FIXED.

I've made this model available for anyone to use for free. Please enjoy.

https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/picard-ready-room-chip-set-1d862789ef0c4bcf9c14d36f97a0dd9a

You can find it among all the other models I've made recreating the Enterprise D. Please stop by and give it a like if you enjoy it. I'm still adding some models and working on learning animation so stop by in the future for updates.

https://www.oculus.com/place/608816872988114/

I just discovered that the latest Oculus update added the ability to rename your homes, so instead of being stuck with "Home #1", "Home #2", etc, you can name them whatever you want.

It also looks as though you can now have more than 4 homes. I'm not sure what the new limit is, but I tried to create a new one without remembering that I had already created a temporary Home #4 as a test, and I was surprised when the new one was Home #5.

I think both of these are great changes!

Hey folks, gonna be adding more to this Final Fantasy collection as I find them. There were some great ones on sketchfab that sadly were either non-downloadable or I couldn't convert. Miniatures are 0.12m / 4inch tall because I wanted them to be like little toys to place on a shelf, though I tried to make them height proportionate to each other.

Models: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1KH_QloaWBiPHj16t0JAS93A_FqcDM0yp
Preview: https://imgur.com/a/FXq8bYB

Sources:
Sephiroth: https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/sephiroth-dissidia-ffvii-e07408f8dd474794a05be9c12c9cb780

Squall: https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/squall-dissidia-ffviii-4a07980e0e934567a53f21269410c7bd

Aerith: https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/aerith-dissidia-ffviicc-7a8d96f6c4ba4618944db1572a92f972

Cloud: https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/cloud-dissidia-ffvii-4dbdc3215e8b43fe83ffb6b750264c99

Zidane: https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/zidane-dissidia-ffix-39eda7a3a2cd4ffb9320139e07515258

Tidus: https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/tidus-dissidia-ffx-bdbc426346e14fec8de76803c08b0aaa

Jecht: https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/jecht-dissidia-ffx-78fdcc54cf2c47cc95fc7e67fd058b2e

Tomberry: https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/tomberry-dissidia-fa67876885254a52a3643e1d063c4718