> No, while you could do this, the article specifically mentions controller support for moving around. But sure, inside out tracking is not available on all VR headsets.
What is in the article is explicitly walking around. Yes, you can do it with controller input.
> No offense but did you look at what they exported from Fusion? Or the video demo of what they built? The only things that are not blocky are the models downloaded from IKEA. Nothing about this is impressive - AVP can render much better. Even the Meta Quest 3 can render much better.
No offense, but mentioning the MQ3 only proves my point. It's amazing how far we've come. Headset mounted compute VR from even 15 years ago would have struggled with this.
> Yes, but this article makes use of none of it because they are not doing AR.
I was just mentioning it. Quote me where I said they were doing that, thanks.
What is in the article is explicitly walking around. Yes, you can do it with controller input.
> No offense but did you look at what they exported from Fusion? Or the video demo of what they built? The only things that are not blocky are the models downloaded from IKEA. Nothing about this is impressive - AVP can render much better. Even the Meta Quest 3 can render much better.
No offense, but mentioning the MQ3 only proves my point. It's amazing how far we've come. Headset mounted compute VR from even 15 years ago would have struggled with this.
> Yes, but this article makes use of none of it because they are not doing AR.
I was just mentioning it. Quote me where I said they were doing that, thanks.