![]() VRsketch isn’t totally necessary for our purposes but the ability to notate inside the model would be great.Ability for others to either: view that experience on a monitor or even better, actually join the other person in the 3D space.Walk through capability would be necessary.To reiterate some things I see already posted: I have an Oculus Quest that I’d like to use for this. I work in the Art Department for TV shows and having the option of creating a walk-through experience with sets we build would be a great use in certain scenarios. I also am interested in these VR capabilities. ![]() …Until then, our brand new Oculus Quest unfortunately sits on a shelfĬontinuing the discussion from SketchUp Viewer for Oculus Quest: Hopefully, the SketchUp team is seriously considering this, because I would feel more confident in using a VR App under the SketchUp brand than using a third party app. I agree with Speaker… there are a lot of third party VR viewers out there, but it would be great if SketchUp caught up and created their own VR viewer app that is a free to Pro subscribers. It would be great to have a ‘VR Warehouse’, where you can insert objects that can be moved and manipulated within the virtual model using the Quest controllers such as chairs, stools, glassware, etc… My company designs interior spaces and it would be great to download a chair (for example) and be able to pull it out from under a table or moving wine glasses and/or beer glasses in a bar interior. I’m not too interested in actually building/editing models within VR, but more excited on the immersive viewing experience. Both have wonderful features regarding virtual walk-throughs, multi-user collaboration, jumping between saved scenes. I’ve played around with both InsiteVR and Kubity.
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