VR Space Relaxation

by pipsun on Jul 31st, 2014 07:51 AM

Hello, here is our new vr demo for android. Relax and enjoy space landscapes and ambient music by Mr.Pips - Aurora (https://archive.org/download/deepx300-3 ... Aurora.mp3)
https://play.google.com/store/apps/deta ... .spacedemo

Re: VR Space Relaxation

by DBall on Jul 31st, 2014 11:05 AM

Wouldn't start on Samsung GS3. It just flashed a black screen and closed.

Re: VR Space Relaxation

by dboxvr on Jul 31st, 2014 13:37 PM

Same here. Galaxy S3.

Re: VR Space Relaxation

by diresquirrel on Jul 31st, 2014 18:02 PM

HTC One M8, here. Works. Really cool app, I can't wait to show it off. One thing, though. I feel like the platform you are standing on is a bit large and spoils the experience when you look down. The rest is lovely.

Re: VR Space Relaxation

by pipsun on Aug 3rd, 2014 09:26 AM

"DBall" wrote:
Wouldn't start on Samsung GS3. It just flashed a black screen and closed.

Samsung Galaxy S3 GT-I9300 works fine, sorry, but i haven't at&t version of s3, but i will try to do something.

Re: VR Space Relaxation

by pipsun on Aug 3rd, 2014 09:28 AM

"diresquirrel" wrote:
HTC One M8, here. Works. Really cool app, I can't wait to show it off. One thing, though. I feel like the platform you are standing on is a bit large and spoils the experience when you look down. The rest is lovely.

Thnks for reply, you can walk around platform using bluetooth or usb-otg connected gamepad

Re: VR Space Relaxation

by diresquirrel on Aug 5th, 2014 02:55 AM

"pipsun" wrote:

Thnks for reply, you can walk around platform using bluetooth or usb-otg connected gamepad

That is cool. Unfortunately I don't have a gamepad that would work with my phone (yet). I showed your app to my friend's five year old on my google cardboard and he was mystified. Good job.

Re: VR Space Relaxation

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I used Qbasic for a while too a long time ago when I was very young. It was actually thinking about it that got me to think about trying to learn programming again. I never got really good at it, but I figure that was because I was too young so I tried to find it again but I couldn't. Which is too bad because Gorilla was an awesome game. Also, when I was in high school, I took a course called Digital Media and the teacher managed to get 8 SGI computers for us to learn on. I chose to learn power animator which I think is helping me understand blender a little bit easier than I might have otherwise: geometry dash

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Re: VR Space Relaxation

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