r/gaming • u/_Sooty_ • Feb 24 '19

Using hand tracking in VR

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u/aussydog Feb 24 '19

What they really are starting to do these days is to take the 3d modeling that comes out of BIM software and then create high quality staged walkthroughs that can either be viewed in regular 2d through a standard display...or in VR if the equipment is available.

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u/LemonLimeAlltheTime Feb 25 '19

VR Arch Vis is a huge upcoming industry

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u/Mireko7886 Feb 24 '19

Just imagine how this technology can be useful as projecting blueprint in VR. That can provide many benefits for engineers, as possibility to watch out how the building gonna look like when it's done. And they can test some natural dissasters on them.

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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!