About This Software VertoStudio VR is a fully-capable 3D modeling studio designed to run entirely in VR! No mirroring or external software is required of any kind. You can use it to import FBX, OBJ, DAE (and more) directly in front of you, then configure every aspect of the visual display of these scenes directly down to the individual polygons. It also supports a full-scale desktop 3D modeling mode that can run at the same time as the VR mode!Whether you are mocking up a quick VR workflow, or designing production VR environments, this tool eliminates all of the pipeline complexity involved with getting 3D assets and content into VR quickly. Using Verto Studio, there is no more guesswork in designing for VR. By including a traditional desktop-based 3D modeling mode, artists can move into VR at their own pace, and leverage the benefits of both modes as they navigate their way into this new technology.Verto Studio VR Features Create 3D scenes from scratch without the need for external computers or software. Prefabs: Plane, Cube, Sphere, Torus, Cylinder, Sketch (draw in 3D), Terrain height map (image based), Text (supports custom ttf fonts) Object edit mode: Rotate, Translate, Scale, Select entire objects and manipulate their transforms. Includes real-world unit system for editing absolute position and scale of objects in meters. Snap to grid, snap to vertex, snap to edge, snap to face Low-Poly CSG (Union, Intersect, Subtract, Chisel) Live polycount reduction (quadratic mesh simplification), UV texcoord editing Subdivide Mesh smooth Vertex weld Grabbing objects & polygonal selections via grip buttons. Teleport and Fly locomotion support VR Skyboxes environments: Includes Blue sky, gray sky, light grey environments (or can be disabled). Immersive VR (IVR) scale setting via simple control to easily dial in scale of entire scene. Left-handed controller mode. Multiple editable lights Material editing: Phong, Reflective/refractive environment mapping, Bump mapping, Toon shading Runs custom GLSL shaders created in other versions of the app File importing: FBX, DAE, OBJ, and more File Exporting: OBJ and vsxproj (Verto Studio) Concurrent editing features (drop into desktop editor while in VR at the same time). Export Verto Studio scenes to cloud drive. Full-featured Desktop Mode allowing editing concurrent with VR viewer (two-user mode). VR Voice Commands on Windows 10 "Edit", "Select All", "Delete", etc. HoloPlay mirroring support for Looking Glass Displays Complete file compatibility with the HoloLens, iOS, and Mac versions of Verto Studio 3D and more! 7aa9394dea Title: Verto Studio VRGenre: Animation & Modeling, Design & Illustration, Game DevelopmentDeveloper:Verto Studio LLCPublisher:Verto Studio LLCRelease Date: 20 Jul, 2017 Verto Studio VR Ativador Download [Password] verto studio vr review. verto studio vr. verto studio vr. verto studio vr hololens. verto studio vr hololens. verto studio vr review I'm really enjoying this as a modeling program. Its taking time to learn, but every VR program is going to have these roadbumps. Being able to import most any model and tweak it is very nice. Not perfect, but this is early access. The developer is \/very\/ proactive and responisive, and when I had critiques didn't take it as a personal attack.I'll be using this more and more for my projects, I just need to improve my skill at the app.. I'm really enjoying this as a modeling program. Its taking time to learn, but every VR program is going to have these roadbumps. Being able to import most any model and tweak it is very nice. Not perfect, but this is early access. The developer is \/very\/ proactive and responisive, and when I had critiques didn't take it as a personal attack.I'll be using this more and more for my projects, I just need to improve my skill at the app.. BRILLIANT! Loving it so far! I'd compare it to Google Block's bigger, bolder, better looking older brother :Dso i just spent 1 hour with verto studio in desktop mode after owning it, and being intimidated by it, for about two weeks. figured i'd dip my toes in the water on the desktop mode so that i could see how this software was different than what i'm used to in blender. i had previously read through the help manual, but to be honest, i forgot all of it before i opened verto studio again this evening. i generally like to freestyle because i figure if an app is intuitive enough, i should be able to just pick it up and go, being of (debatably, lol) average intelligence.I am curating a suite of VR softwares that will allow me to create as-close-to-production-level game assets for VR games. just an aspiring indie dev in my spare time but it's tools like verto studio that are closing the gaps and utilizing the control features of being able to work with 3d modeling tools in VR.So far I have used MasterpieceVR to make some pretty decent looking sculptures but i very much disliked having to leave VR to do retopology of the sculpture in blender on desktop. Verto Studio is now going to be my go to solution in that regard. With little to no direction, i managed to find and use their version of "decimate" to lower my model's polygons by 75% and the algorithm produced a more than acceptable result in comparison to blender's decimate modifier. The thing that got me the most excited was the face snapping. I've done retopology in blender and it's a very tedious process. so far with verto studio i was able to just import my model, drop a plane in the scene, turn on snapping to face, and then i started dragging the vertices of the plane just outside the mesh of the sculpture and lo and behold, after a few seconds of tweaking, the vertices were snapping directly to the face of the sculpture and i was able to extrude out forming the basis for the manual retopology of a face.anyone who has done manual retopology will appreciate the hell out of how verto studio does it. i've used Bsurfaces addon in blender, draw tool in maya, and i've researched retopoflow for blender quite a bit. This software is the real deal and i look forward to making videos as i learn more. i've been looking for something like this and i'm glad i found it. i was wrong to think that the capability of this software would have a direct relation to it's difficulty in use. somehow it seems the complete opposite; pretty darn robust for as easy as it is to use. i'm super excited to try the VR mode tomorrow but am so glad that at least i can fall back on the desktop mode when i need to. Even if i learn that it can't do some of the things i need done, the fact that it offers VR support and the next step up in that direction is maya's MARUI plugin ($180\/month USD for maya autodesk + $40\/month for MARUI plugin monthly sub), leaves me feeling like i got a steal when i bought this software :D. I'm really not great at making 3D models and tools like Blender and Maya were overwhelming. Verto Studio is far more approachable, and the VR version is awesome. I was able to learn a lot of new things about 3D modeling from this app, and from the videos that the creator has on YouTube: https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/user\/VertoStudio3D. The Oculus version of this app isn't fully baked: the "hands" get in the way of the menus, and many of the trackpad functions don't work well with thumbsticks. The interface is also monumentally clunky. It's too bad, because a tool like this for VR could be truly useful.. BRILLIANT! Loving it so far! I'd compare it to Google Block's bigger, bolder, better looking older brother :Dso i just spent 1 hour with verto studio in desktop mode after owning it, and being intimidated by it, for about two weeks. figured i'd dip my toes in the water on the desktop mode so that i could see how this software was different than what i'm used to in blender. i had previously read through the help manual, but to be honest, i forgot all of it before i opened verto studio again this evening. i generally like to freestyle because i figure if an app is intuitive enough, i should be able to just pick it up and go, being of (debatably, lol) average intelligence.I am curating a suite of VR softwares that will allow me to create as-close-to-production-level game assets for VR games. just an aspiring indie dev in my spare time but it's tools like verto studio that are closing the gaps and utilizing the control features of being able to work with 3d modeling tools in VR.So far I have used MasterpieceVR to make some pretty decent looking sculptures but i very much disliked having to leave VR to do retopology of the sculpture in blender on desktop. Verto Studio is now going to be my go to solution in that regard. With little to no direction, i managed to find and use their version of "decimate" to lower my model's polygons by 75% and the algorithm produced a more than acceptable result in comparison to blender's decimate modifier. The thing that got me the most excited was the face snapping. I've done retopology in blender and it's a very tedious process. so far with verto studio i was able to just import my model, drop a plane in the scene, turn on snapping to face, and then i started dragging the vertices of the plane just outside the mesh of the sculpture and lo and behold, after a few seconds of tweaking, the vertices were snapping directly to the face of the sculpture and i was able to extrude out forming the basis for the manual retopology of a face.anyone who has done manual retopology will appreciate the hell out of how verto studio does it. i've used Bsurfaces addon in blender, draw tool in maya, and i've researched retopoflow for blender quite a bit. This software is the real deal and i look forward to making videos as i learn more. i've been looking for something like this and i'm glad i found it. i was wrong to think that the capability of this software would have a direct relation to it's difficulty in use. somehow it seems the complete opposite; pretty darn robust for as easy as it is to use. i'm super excited to try the VR mode tomorrow but am so glad that at least i can fall back on the desktop mode when i need to. Even if i learn that it can't do some of the things i need done, the fact that it offers VR support and the next step up in that direction is maya's MARUI plugin ($180\/month USD for maya autodesk + $40\/month for MARUI plugin monthly sub), leaves me feeling like i got a steal when i bought this software :D. Really appreciate being able to send models to Looking Glass quickly and easily. Can't wait to try VR mesh editing!. It works! No lags! With OBJ and FBX! Finally i can explore my own models. Still dont understand how to work with "shaders" tho. ( depthmap is broke my mind XD )Im not interested in a editing but its cool.And...i really want to be able to add other objects from different folders. Maybe i missed it somehow?I think your app is more like about scenes assembling and prototyping, and not about models editing. So... it would be great to get sunlight, and "merging"...and manual camera turning via teleporting tool.Great job! Thanks you. Grim Dawn: Forgotten Gods Gameplay!: Another epic chapter of Grim Dawn's story awaits! Journey beyond the bounds of the Erulan Empire, traversing burning sands, lush oases and volcanic wastes to unearth secrets that should never have been disturbed in the Grim Dawn: Forgotten Gods Gameplay Trailer.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4NlahpvZ2hY. V1.0.1.0 is now live!: A wild update approaches! With this major patch, we are bringing you many quality of life changes, bridging some of the tech improvements we have been working on for the upcoming Grim Dawn Expansion.This is a major step towards getting the expansion in your hands later this year and it is finally here!With this update, we are also expanding on the awesome collection of Illusions available within the Loyalist Upgrade. Current and new owners of this collection will find two new helms available from Kory the Keeper in Devil's Crossing: the prestigious Helm of the Venerable Warrior and the bloody Pillager's Dread Helm!We hope you enjoy these latest changes to Grim Dawn and hope to see you in the expansion!For the full list of changes, visit the forum.. Forgotten Gods is coming March 27th!: Start your clocks, request those vacation days, because Grim Dawn's next expansion is coming March 27th for $15.99!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4NlahpvZ2hY. 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This system is available now with the release of Build 18.In case that was not news enough, Build 18 adds several other exciting features to the game, including:Crafting is now available! A new quest that begins in Burrwitch Outskirts will have you choose between two rival blacksmiths vying for control of a sacred hammer. Each blacksmith has their own unique style that will be imprinted upon every item they craft for you.Over 150 crafting recipes have been added to the game.The character sheet has been overhauled to provide a much more detailed view of your stats from gear and skills. Offensive and Defensive Ability rollovers now display the chance to hit/crit based on your last target/attacker.Normal difficulty now has "Veteran" mode, which boosts various enemy stats, notably damage and also increases the number of champions and heroes that can spawn. Veteran isn't meant to be brutally challenging but should be enough to make normal difficulty more interesting for skilled players, while allowing us to balance the default for the average player. Veteran can be turned on and off from the character selection screen. Characters who play through normal difficulty on veteran mode should end up a little better equipped to tackle epic difficulty once it becomes available.Increased randomization of enemy spawns - a new method of placing spawn proxies allows us to provide much greater randomization in terms of how enemies are distributed. You'll now find that the location of enemies is more random and that they can sometimes appear in much larger and more diverse packs. Dual wielding of pistols is now possible via skills granted by items. One such item can be crafted with the new blacksmith.You can read the complete changelog here.Development News:We've made significant progress with multiplayer after having to rewrite a lot of the existing code that was originally written for GameSpy (which is shutting down). The last tricky component is designing a system to resolve differences in player's quest progress and quest choices. Allowing people who have made divergent quest choices to play together is particularly difficult but we think we've arrived at a reasonable solution and have begun implementing it. We're currently estimating that multiplayer may be ready in late July but we'll have a better idea once we finish the quest syncing and do some testing to see how well it is functioning. Two-handed melee weapon animations have been finished and the last of the common item art is almost done. You can expect to see them in the next build, which shouldn't be long.The lower floors of Steps of Torment will also be included in the next build and introduce a new "Rogue-like" mechanic where a key must be used to enter and then, once inside, portals do not work and the only way out is by death or surviving to the end. New varieties of traps will make reaching the end especially challenging.The first section of Act III, the Jagged Waste, which leads into Homestead, the Act III "town," is nearly finished but missing quests and points of interest. The basic layout of the survivor enclave in Homestead is done and build-out has begun on the farmland around it. We should be able to show off some early screenshots in the next month or two.. Happy 2nd Birthday Grim Dawn!: Two years ago, a little project of ours left Early Access and cemented its position as one of the highest rated and most well-received ARPGs of all time. That little project was of course Grim Dawn.Back when work first started on Grim Dawn, we had no idea just how big it would become, or how far it would go. We once told ourselves that 200k copies sold would have spelled success, but with over a million copies sold of the base game alone, we could not be more amazed or pleased by the reception the game has received from all of you. Thank you!Even though it has been two years, Grim Dawn is still growing. We are very excited to share some upcoming news with you, so be sure to stop by on March 5th for a MAJOR announcement!. Build 23 Hotfix 1 is now live: After receiving reports of frequent crashes in Multiplayer with the latest build, we have investigated the issues and discovered the cause. Build 23's Hotfix 1 is now live.Thank you to all who sent in crash reports.v0.3.1.2 (b23 Hotfix 1)[Tech]Resolved crashes associated with player aura skills in Multiplayer, such as when transitioning to new areasResolved a crash associated with Inspecting other players in MultiplayerResolved a crash associated with Trading with other players in Multiplayer[Game]Updated the dialogues for several NPCs involved with Kill Target quests (ex. Gloomweaver) so that you can no longer accept the quest if you killed the target before. Instead, you will now only see the option to turn the quest in retroactively.The one-shot chest in the Jagged Waste/Pine Barrens/etc area now spawns in one permanent location instead of 3 possible locationsIncreased the drop rate of Manticore Poison Glands
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