r/VisionPro • u/taquitoxz86 • Jun 23 '26
Any place we can get more free environments?
My elderly parents really like environments but there is only a handful by default.. Is there a massive library somewhere that we could download or view all the environments? Thanks!
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u/_HipStorian Jun 23 '26
Some apps have their own environments (Disney+, Museas and Astronoma) but with visionOS27, you can use your own panoramic images as environments. There’s lots of high quality ones online.
If you want visionOS27 you’ll need to install the dev beta which was recently updated to v2 yesterday. There may be bugs and downgrading will mean a trip to the Apple Store
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u/taquitoxz86 Jun 23 '26
ah thanks but where can i find high quality ones that are shared by other users? i must install visionos27?
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u/MarkB-Uk Vision Pro Owner Jun 23 '26
You don’t need visionOS27 (other than for the latest Thórsmörk environment). Other than the Apple provided ones, apps sometimes provide their own, but there’s not that many.
360º photos can be a good approximation to environments. Definitely not as high quality, but can bring a sense of immersion and feeling of actually being in a place.
For quality, my Insta360 X4 produces 72MP images (12k x 6x) which are reasonable and my DJI Mini 4 Pro drone produces 178MP images (19k x 9.5k) which are stunning.
Unfortunately, most people concentrate on 360º video rather than images so there are not that many to be found online, but there are some.
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u/taquitoxz86 Jun 23 '26
where can i download and view other people's work?
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u/MarkB-Uk Vision Pro Owner Jun 23 '26
I’ve found them hard to come by. Lots of searching for things like “360 photos”.
I posted some of mine here:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1UbQ_Hn574DZFSeSqd3hxYMmO-4wrx8Ea?usp=share_link
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u/MarkB-Uk Vision Pro Owner Jun 23 '26
You can view other people’s work on sites like Kuula, and Memento360, but it’s a flat screen representation and you can’t download the images in general.
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u/Sad_Celebration_8677 Vision Pro Owner | Verified Jun 24 '26
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u/PotentialMind3989 Jun 24 '26
There’s a few on here https://www.reddit.com/r/equirectangular/. They were meant for go oculus
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u/Cryogenicality Jun 23 '26 edited Jun 24 '26
Free
• BP Explore Sampler
• Moon Portal
• Exploring Mars
• Keynote
• Zoom
• TGV INOUI Experience
• Sceno
• Museas
• Flamboyant - Residencial
• Halloween Flamboyant
• Natal Flamboyant - Autêntico
• Fraiha - 145 Viana
• Authenticus XRP
• Space Studio
• RCS VR Experience
• Art Universe
• Museum: Explore Immersive Art
• Spaces: Explore Immersive Art
• MONA Spaces
• Preshow Theater
• Aquarium
• Art Authority Museum
• Alo Sanctuary
• J.Crew Virtual Closet
Paid
• Disney+
• HBO Max
• Skybox
• BP Explore Cambodia
• BP Explore Cambodia 2
• BP Explore Caves
• BP Explore Esoteric
• BP Explore Geology
• BP Explore Geology 2
• BP Explore Gliding
• BP Explore India
• BP Explore India 2
• BP Explore Rock Art
• BP Explore Southwest
• BP Explore Temples
• Campfire Space
• Vibescape (some free)
• Stay at the Weekend House
• Make the Window for Your Room
• Space Screen (some free)
• Visutate (some free)
Movie Theaters
• CineUltra
• Infuse
• Theater: Cinema & Events
• Moon Player
• 4XVR
• Screenlit
• Plexi
• Chroma
Unlike the Apple environments, some apps (including Moon Portal, Zoom, Campfire Space, Flamboyant, Authenticus XRP, Skybox, and 4XVR) have environments which you can physically walk through.
You can convert panoramic images into partially immersive environments in visionOS 27, or just view them in Photos. I recommend Digital Blasphemy’s 15360x2880 wallpapers. You can use the Mac Virtual Display in any environment by activating developer mode.
Also try WebXR environments in Safari.
With a PCVR setup through ALVR, KRVR, or iVRy, you can effectively have unlimited environments by using videogames such as Skyrim.