Well that's interesting. I haven't seen any Google product host its videos on anything other than YouTube in a very long time. It's strange they chose to host it outside YouTube in this instance.
TiltBrush by Google
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#22Not exactly the same thing but I've actually been sitting on an idea for a mobile app that was inspired by Google: Essentially, you'd be able to look through your phone camera and draw on the world on the screen. Then other people could see your geolocated creations and maybe modify them. (I also considered autodecay for dense areas) I never did figure out the physics of how the projection would work or if the accura…
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#24Just one example: A layout artist being able to directly sketch into being the spaces and sets they envision, then being able to storyboard and block character animations by sketching with traditional animation techniques, but directly in the camera space.
Similar kinds of programs could be a revelation for modeling, rigging, and animating characters... it had never occurred to me till seeing this how awesome VR interfaces could be for that kind of artistic work.
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#25Earlier quoted context omitted.
I'm nervous about reality preserving the medium for as long as their works have been around. Do you think it wouldn't be a problem?
Maybe in the future so much content will be created by so many (eg digital photographs, youtube), that the notion of preservation will lose a lot (but not all) of its former value, with the focus shifting on the next thing rather than enjoying the last thing for 400 years. Humanity as we understand it today, isn't going to exist in hundreds of years, we've already taken over control of our own evolution, and there's…
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#26The concept is cool, but the supposedly-creative music is just annoying for being so generic.
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#27This is great! Is there a similar app for sculpting in VR out there?