Well everyone, this is going to be my last blog post of the semester, so I’ll try to keep things short. But, need not worry, I’ll be back again in the Fall, ready to write as much as I can (or as much as people will listen)! To be completely frank, these last few weeks …
So, in my last post over I went over pretty much the main mechanic of my VR film: drawing. It took me nearly an entire semester to get it to a comfortable enough point where I could feel confident in moving on, but alas, here we are. Now comes the part that’s the most fun …
So, despite the fact that I’ve now been developing in VR for one summer and nearly an entire semester, I still find myself going back to maybe the most simplest of things to do (in real life or in VR): picking objects up. Now, for seasoned VR veterans that might be reading this, I’m sure …
Hey everyone! So, for the last several weeks I’ve been focused on one thing and one thing only: creating an environment for a user that allows them to pick up a piece of chalk and draw. That’s it. Sounds simple right? Not exactly. At least not for a relative newbie like me. After many trials …
Whew! I am now nearly two months into my undergraduate thesis, and it seems to me that the more I work, my drive for this project only increases with it. Honestly, that’s a huge relief given how darn big the scope of this project is. But, it’s really no surprise that this is the case. …
Hello all! As the relative “newbie” of the Future Reality Lab, with this inaugural blog post I’d like to take some time to introduce both myself and the research I’ll be working on for the last 3 semesters of my undergraduate career. Firstly, my name’s Sam. I’m in my junior year currently pursuing a major …
