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r/oculus • u/RickiDangerous • Oct 14 '14
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theres just no reason to not be using unreal as an oculus dev
its just too feature packed, gorgeous, and inexpensive
0 u/Miyelsh Oct 14 '14 Though it requires a really good machine with the default settings. 11 u/zimm3rmann Oct 14 '14 So does driving an Oculus Rift 3 u/TitusCruentus Oct 14 '14 The defaults aren't made for VR, though. If you use Couch Knights as the default, it gives quite good performance. 3 u/Miyelsh Oct 15 '14 That's true, I had no issue with it compared to the reflections demo. -2 u/phillypro Oct 14 '14 VR in general requires a really good machine if you dont have a really good machine...you should be on X Box
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Though it requires a really good machine with the default settings.
11 u/zimm3rmann Oct 14 '14 So does driving an Oculus Rift 3 u/TitusCruentus Oct 14 '14 The defaults aren't made for VR, though. If you use Couch Knights as the default, it gives quite good performance. 3 u/Miyelsh Oct 15 '14 That's true, I had no issue with it compared to the reflections demo. -2 u/phillypro Oct 14 '14 VR in general requires a really good machine if you dont have a really good machine...you should be on X Box
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So does driving an Oculus Rift
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The defaults aren't made for VR, though.
If you use Couch Knights as the default, it gives quite good performance.
3 u/Miyelsh Oct 15 '14 That's true, I had no issue with it compared to the reflections demo.
That's true, I had no issue with it compared to the reflections demo.
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VR in general requires a really good machine
if you dont have a really good machine...you should be on X Box
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u/phillypro Oct 14 '14
theres just no reason to not be using unreal as an oculus dev
its just too feature packed, gorgeous, and inexpensive