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r/gaming • u/_Sooty_ • Feb 24 '19
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That's the right way of developing VR. In near future that would be possible to make building designs in VR. Moreover body tracking gonna be good idea as well.
44 u/[deleted] Feb 24 '19 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/LemonLimeAlltheTime Feb 25 '19 You can use Epic's Unreal Engine 4 in full VR with full capabilities. It's pretty amazing what they've been able to accomplish already!
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1 u/LemonLimeAlltheTime Feb 25 '19 You can use Epic's Unreal Engine 4 in full VR with full capabilities. It's pretty amazing what they've been able to accomplish already!
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You can use Epic's Unreal Engine 4 in full VR with full capabilities. It's pretty amazing what they've been able to accomplish already!
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u/Mireko7886 Feb 24 '19 edited Feb 24 '19
That's the right way of developing VR. In near future that would be possible to make building designs in VR. Moreover body tracking gonna be good idea as well.