Hey Justin, thanks for making this great intro guide. I think your point about not getting stuck in a tutorial rabbit hole is super important. I've fallen into that trap a few times myself and it's not so easy to clamber out of there sometimes. Super important advice for any real beginners out there!
Thanks alot martin, I had similar problem learning solidity(Blockchain) and I can't lie I'm giving up on that. Looking to see if I can gather some interest on AR & VR
This is extremely informative. I don't know if I will be making any titles myself, but I enjoy expanding my understanding of what is involved. Also your lighting and backdrop are super high quality.
I'm just discovered your channel too. I'm about to begin my VR development career. I worked in unity for basic ar apps. this video is just perfect for me. thank you for all. I hope I can update this comment after several months like "man I did it, I made kinda good VR game"
I’m just getting int game development and I’m learning unity by making an FPS so I’m glad you recommended it so I don’t feel like I’m wasting effort. Love your stuff dude
I have been working with unity for 2 years now, Almost done with my undergrad. Now I'm planning to be a VR developer full time. This is the first video I am watching about VR.
you really answered everything I had in mind. You were absolutely right when you said at the beginning that you have to have that first VR experience and you were absolutely right!! I had mine not long ago and since then I was deeply mesmerized. besides finally getting excepted into CS major now I have the courage to actually work toward it and your video helped me with clarity. Great video Great script and explanations. Looking forward to your content!
Ive had this idea in mind for a battlefield style game, but each squad has radios and proximity chat. The game would be in a pastel low poly style for personality, performance, and ease of development. Imagine those chaotic final stand moments with your freinds in VR. Standing against an army with tanks, planes, helecopters, defensing the objective with everything you have left
Thanks so much!! I think VRIF is an amazing starting point, especially if you're just getting into VR. I'd definitely recommend using that to dive into the source code and quickly figure out how different VR mechanics work. One of the main issues I'd be concerned about is it being updated to whatever the current Unity XR technology is and not getting outdated. Glad you're here!
I had no plans to watch this video. I already have what I need. I'm good to go. Then it started playing, and I was occupied elsewhere and heard enough to get sucked in. I do NOT have everything I need. There was some great advice and tips in there!
I am just so glad that I found this channel next month I will be getting my gaming laptop and enjoying quest after that I will be making some games boiii let's gooo!
Thank you for this video. This would literally be my dream. I am a little overwhelmed by the immense amount of skills you need but I am going to take 1 thing at a time and get it done!
I am specifically excited about UI/UX design for virtual reality. I'm very comfortable with coding like yourself and don't necessarily want to work with design applications but I'm fascinated by user experience challenges in VR. I'm also familiar with C#, but with mainly with typescript and web tech. Do you think I could skip some steps and jump pretty quick into throwing together assets to develop UX flows with unity and build some kind of portfolio? That is, without going down an FPS path first.
That's the kind of stuff that gets me super excited! I'd definitely recommend adding some cool VR UI/UX stuff to a portfolio. There are tons of XR designer positions opening up right now.
Couple of things he does not tell you. 1. Every engine, every platform and every headset I was using 8 years ago in VR development is obsolete. You will have to learn and then relearn everything every 2 or 3 years. Some stuff translates okay like unity, but even going from unity 4 to 5 and using different SDK's proved to me that I had to pretty much start from scratch. 2. So you have a great idea for an App or game. If it is actually good be prepared to defend your creations, because others will clone , steal, and do everything under the sun to discredit you or do everything in their power to make you fail so they can come out on top. 3. Cost, if you are not pirating software and don't already have the hardware then you will be spending some cash to test on multiple platforms and headsets.
Thank you so much for creating this video. I have been looking for this kind of explanation for months. Now I'm going to become VR Developer soon! Much respect, Much Love from Pakistan ❤
haha 100% It's SO much more fun! I haven't released any yet, but I've worked on a bowling demo-type thing and I'm currently trying to learn enough to get my idea of a stealth space game off the ground.
Im looking to create an Electrical Lineman VR Game with different scenarios. I have many years of experience in both sides of Construction and Utility linework. Setting new or replacing old power poles truck or non truck accessible, new powerline wire and electrical apparatus installation, transformer make up and wiring , trouble shooting new or existing equipment. Underground installation, maintainance, troubleshooting and repair. I also know some of the best Electical Lineman in the Nation that can make this happen. Your videos have a lot of editing like the 80's Max Headroom. It did catch my attention, your resources and mine can revolutionize the Electrical Work Force.
Hey Justin, I also believe VR is the future, and my dream is to create games in VR. Nice idea to start a YT channel for teaching both yourself and the audience
@@JustinPBarnett if I could pick your mind, I’m a programmer, good at c# js and php. I mostly do web programming. I saw this video on metaverse and wanted to get on the vr wagon. Any specific suggestions for me?
Really liked this video, I enjoyed your transparency. This feels like how I learn blockchain development. Thank you for the resources and the knowledge! Def going to get into vr and ar development
This video is exactly what I was looking for. Been a developer for years and have wanted to dabble in hobby game and VR development but was a little confused where the best place to start was.
Great intro... I just got exposed to Oculus 2 this weekend and I'm amazed by its capability and entertainment. I might be too old to learn it but it's good to know the general concept. Sub...
I just discovered you channel Justin, and its amazing... It has been a pleasure to learn with you. I am jumping into VR development and I am very confused about all the tool available for VR development and how these pieces work together, so I would like to suggest a video explaining all these componentes and frameworks for Unity. Open XR, SteamVR, XR Management, VR Interaction Framework and so on...
It might be a year later but this is great. Thanks for the video, I’m finishing up my second year of my CS degree and I was like “idk what I even want to do” and I picked up a quest 2 and it absolutely blew me away!
A bit of advice for newcomers; if you "try" VR using a smartphone, you will be experiencing a tiny slice of what is possible with a purpose-built headset. Keep in mind that the "wow" factor is still there with a lesser device, but is nowhere near the immersion you will experience with a full 6 DOF rig. I was hooked by experimenting with phones and headset adapters, like Google cardboard and others, because I saw possibilities that wouldn't be limited by the state of the art, even as limited as it was at the time, because I was thinking about AR and industrial training applications. Three years ago, I bought the Oculus "GO" which was a huge improvement compared to even the best smartphone/headset adapter, but with no cameras AR development was out of the question. But while trying other experiences within the limited 3 DOF "GO" environment, I was always wishing I could "lean over and look over the side" of a roller coaster car, or whatever. Now I have the Meta (Oculus) Quest 2, which makes me wonder why I was fooling around with lesser hardware all along (perhaps because the technology didn't exist yet?). I have to say, if somebody decides to get serious, do invest in the right equipment, because otherwise it's like a rank beginner trying to learn to play a cheap instrument; it is possible to learn, but the instrument is harder to play, and the tones are uninspiring, making the learning process a lot more work than it should be.
Good video, but you missed one important thing about the Oculus Quest 2, it also can be connected to a PC, then you don't need other specific and more expensive devices to do this.
Great roadmap, pretty much sounds like the narration we receive from our best friend who teaches before exam, more understandable than the professor himself😆
Thank you for this excellent inspiring video. I'm going to try it. I have c# and C++ skills and I also have UI skills. Cant wait to botch up my first game. Thank you!
Got into VR a couple of years ago. Started cold with PSVR, I'd never tried it, never even had a console before, not particularly interested in gaming. But I liked 3D movies and figured I would like VR. Like is not strong enough a word though, I loved it. I was completely obsessed with it for the first six months and still typically spend a couple of hours a day in VR if not 5-6 2 years later. I got an original Quest a bit over a year ago and started learning Unity a couple of months after that. Decided to take a break from Unity after Xmas as I kept being frustrated with the online lessons jumping from basic scripting to stuff I had no idea how to do. I have played around with a little scripting over the years out of curiosity but before VR I never found anything interesting enough to motivate me and it used to be so tedious. I wonder if you appreciate just how much better the script editors available now make coding? So I concentrated on 3D modelling for a while then finally got a VR capable PC a few months back after which I drowned myself in learning how to mod SkESVR, Fo4VR and modelling with the tools available for that. Haven't attempted the Creation engine software as I appear to need the pancake games to use it? Currently having problems with Steam, might be a bug from VRChat, Steam support haven't been helpful.
@@JustinPBarnett I just got one other friend to try and start one with me. It’s gonna take some dedication and we are gonna suck at first. But hopefully people like you can help point us in the right direction. Its all about making that dream come true. Any suggestions for starting projects to learn from, or potential education opportunities? Also if you are at all interested or have the time to critique my Artstation it would be much appreciated. I am still doing my best to break into the industry.
@@TheTwister22 Best of luck! My advice is to keep your first project(s) small. Start with a gamejam or two first and build up from there once you have some momentum
Im just like you! I am amazing with coding and any other type of execution with VR development except the art. Im just terrible and it is a roadblock for me sometimes
I just get art for free or buy it from websites/asset stores. I figure that if I can code the game really well it’s worth me putting more time into that instead of spending hours on a crappy looking game asset 🙃
Can't wait to get started! And I'm doing it the really hard way with just an Android and a tablet. But my goal is to make a 90s VR game similar to EMU VR
yay! thank you for all this great info. I’ve been tempted by the oculus lately, but keep putting off buying it. But I love educational and travel content. I’m working on a physical 3d model and would LOVE to take it VR. It would still be manual (especially now that I know you can use your hands on oculus instead of the controllers), but next level. This video inspires me to give it a go. Thanks!
I've come up with a few ideas for VR games I'm interested in making, so I'm gathering info for the moment. Unfortunately, my medication makes it astronomically difficult to do most things, even things I find enjoyable, so I'm not able to really get into it just yet. While I do agree with the mindset of not falling into a tutorial rabbit hole, that's all I can do right now...
Hi, I am from India. I have a desktop with i7 7740x processor. My queries are: 1. Is processor fine for VR/ AR? 2. What else is needed apart from knowledge of AR/ VR? 3. From where to start learning? 4. What is least one can earn after learning ( self taught) in AR/VR? These are questions came to my mind. Can you guide/ help please. I have been an epileptic patient too. But do not have emotion sick.
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Big great video excited I was that I Already I’m knowledgable and proficient in many areas in the areas where I am less experienced there are great resources for me to get started
I can't see the date this video relased but are you still keeping your advice about headsets? Or let me share my personal use case; I have an iMac and iPhone; and i ran into nReal's newly relased AR glasses. So that, I don't know if it's possible to use these standalone headsets together with my apple environment or if it's quickly possible to deploy and play my own prototypes within these standalone headsets? And fairly i don't know very much about nReal's glasses even I heard about their Apple integration so what's different than standalone headsets.
if I where to attempt to make a vr game where the thing you play as is not humanoid shaped at all, how would I go about it? (beyond this point is my rambling and going into detail.) like if I wanted to make the player a squid is there a simple way for the player to move each appendage, or if I wanted to make someone an attack helicopter is there a way to make it immersive without using a person inside as a catalyst for the player? also is it possible to make a 2 dimensional game in vr? if so can the player be a drawing on a pice of paper with out it just being a pc game with a headset instead of a screen? or for a less dramatic approach, extra appendages like a tale or wings or an extra head… 2 people with one body… anyway what I’m asking is “is there a way to make these things not completely break immersion?”
I don't mind coding in C++, but it's quite cumbersome with header files, etc. C# is an absolute joy to use. Also, I would consider the Valve Index before HTC Vive.
about to start my journey!
YES! That's so exciting! Make sure to join our discord!
@@JustinPBarnett Thank You so much Sir !
You have a Discord ?
@@mohamedbenrahal5000 yes! In the description
Hows it going after 5 months? :D
Hows it going
Hey Justin, thanks for making this great intro guide. I think your point about not getting stuck in a tutorial rabbit hole is super important. I've fallen into that trap a few times myself and it's not so easy to clamber out of there sometimes. Super important advice for any real beginners out there!
Thanks alot martin, I had similar problem learning solidity(Blockchain) and I can't lie I'm giving up on that. Looking to see if I can gather some interest on AR & VR
This is extremely informative. I don't know if I will be making any titles myself, but I enjoy expanding my understanding of what is involved. Also your lighting and backdrop are super high quality.
Thanks!! Really appreciate you
I'm just discovered your channel too. I'm about to begin my VR development career. I worked in unity for basic ar apps. this video is just perfect for me. thank you for all. I hope I can update this comment after several months like "man I did it, I made kinda good VR game"
That's awesome! Welcome aboard!
I already have an 8 person team helping me develop my very first vr game, I even have a whole discord community for it!
I’m just getting int game development and I’m learning unity by making an FPS so I’m glad you recommended it so I don’t feel like I’m wasting effort. Love your stuff dude
oh you're for sure doing it the right way! VR just complicates things on a who other level lol. And thanks so much for the praise!!
I love finding an awesome channel and seeing another channel I also think is awesome confirming it in the comments
@@LipnoxVR VR community is turning into a place full of awesome ppl lol
@@JackaldudeVR you bet, happy to discover you both.
Your excitement for me was enough to get me to hit subscribe. Appreciate the enthusiasm and motivational tone ✊
I have been working with unity for 2 years now, Almost done with my undergrad. Now I'm planning to be a VR developer full time. This is the first video I am watching about VR.
Best of luck to you!
@@JustinPBarnett thank you
@@JustinPBarnett Hi how's going? Have you gained any experience as a VR Developer?
What did you concentrate for undergrad?
I have a hunch, dude. This channel's gonna hit the stratosphere soon. Keep geeking out, man! 🚀🤓
Im in college for software engineering right now and I cannot wait to join a VR dev team
you really answered everything I had in mind. You were absolutely right when you said at the beginning that you have to have that first VR experience and you were absolutely right!! I had mine not long ago and since then I was deeply mesmerized. besides finally getting excepted into CS major now I have the courage to actually work toward it and your video helped me with clarity. Great video Great script and explanations. Looking forward to your content!
Thanks so much! Best of luck to you!
Ive had this idea in mind for a battlefield style game, but each squad has radios and proximity chat. The game would be in a pastel low poly style for personality, performance, and ease of development. Imagine those chaotic final stand moments with your freinds in VR. Standing against an army with tanks, planes, helecopters, defensing the objective with everything you have left
Imagine cod ❤
Love your enthusiasm. Awesome video!
Quick Question, Whats your opinion on the unity asset VRIF for getting started with VR Game development?
Thanks so much!! I think VRIF is an amazing starting point, especially if you're just getting into VR. I'd definitely recommend using that to dive into the source code and quickly figure out how different VR mechanics work. One of the main issues I'd be concerned about is it being updated to whatever the current Unity XR technology is and not getting outdated.
Glad you're here!
Alright, bro. You talked me into it! Good Job!
I had no plans to watch this video. I already have what I need. I'm good to go. Then it started playing, and I was occupied elsewhere and heard enough to get sucked in. I do NOT have everything I need. There was some great advice and tips in there!
hahaha! Thanks for the praise! Best of luck in your VR dev journey!
I am just so glad that I found this channel next month I will be getting my gaming laptop and enjoying quest after that I will be making some games boiii let's gooo!
Welcome aboard!
Thank you for this video. This would literally be my dream. I am a little overwhelmed by the immense amount of skills you need but I am going to take 1 thing at a time and get it done!
Such useful information! Never seen someone share so many resources in a single video! Can't wait to explore your channel.
You’re welcome!! Hope you find the other videos useful too!
I am specifically excited about UI/UX design for virtual reality. I'm very comfortable with coding like yourself and don't necessarily want to work with design applications but I'm fascinated by user experience challenges in VR. I'm also familiar with C#, but with mainly with typescript and web tech. Do you think I could skip some steps and jump pretty quick into throwing together assets to develop UX flows with unity and build some kind of portfolio? That is, without going down an FPS path first.
That's the kind of stuff that gets me super excited! I'd definitely recommend adding some cool VR UI/UX stuff to a portfolio. There are tons of XR designer positions opening up right now.
Imagine Figma on steriods and they help designers for vr. I feel like that will happen in 2-3 years.
@@mertkarabay2262 Shapes XR
Nice video! What kind of GPU should I have? Can RTX3070 do the job？
I really like his honesty about the things that he doesn't know like modeling and audio
Thanks!
Couple of things he does not tell you.
1. Every engine, every platform and every headset I was using 8 years ago in VR development is obsolete. You will have to learn and then relearn everything every 2 or 3 years. Some stuff translates okay like unity, but even going from unity 4 to 5 and using different SDK's proved to me that I had to pretty much start from scratch.
2. So you have a great idea for an App or game. If it is actually good be prepared to defend your creations, because others will clone , steal, and do everything under the sun to discredit you or do everything in their power to make you fail so they can come out on top.
3. Cost, if you are not pirating software and don't already have the hardware then you will be spending some cash to test on multiple platforms and headsets.
Thank you so much for creating this video. I have been looking for this kind of explanation for months. Now I'm going to become VR Developer soon!
Much respect, Much Love from Pakistan ❤
Thanks bro , first thing I recognize for being newbie are have teacher who can explain thing in simple way and you did it. 👍🏻
So nice of you
as a small game dev i am really happy to see how the quest 3 sdk's for shoulder tracking and wrist
Justin! From web development to VR development lol. A more fun transition. You have any games out there?
haha 100% It's SO much more fun! I haven't released any yet, but I've worked on a bowling demo-type thing and I'm currently trying to learn enough to get my idea of a stealth space game off the ground.
Thanks Justin very informative for someone who is about to start with VR.
Glad to hear it!
Thank you so much for the references to other channels, resources, and what-not Super helpful!!
Happy to help!
Only 1 minute and so informative! my mission as a VR developer is to make ACTUAL fun games
Excellent Introduction to VR development. Thanks
Cool vid and thoughts man 👍
Thanks 👍
Im looking to create an Electrical Lineman VR Game with different scenarios. I have many years of experience in both sides of Construction and Utility linework.
Setting new or replacing old power poles truck or non truck accessible, new powerline wire and electrical apparatus installation, transformer make up and wiring , trouble shooting new or existing equipment.
Underground installation, maintainance, troubleshooting and repair.
I also know some of the best Electical Lineman in the Nation that can make this happen.
Your videos have a lot of editing like the 80's Max Headroom. It did catch my attention, your resources and mine can revolutionize the Electrical Work Force.
Getting stuck while you have just started learning is the worst feeling ever. I hope you can share your way of tackling those.
Hey Justin, I also believe VR is the future, and my dream is to create games in VR. Nice idea to start a YT channel for teaching both yourself and the audience
genuine dude, you were super helpful
Glad I could help
@@JustinPBarnett if I could pick your mind, I’m a programmer, good at c# js and php. I mostly do web programming. I saw this video on metaverse and wanted to get on the vr wagon. Any specific suggestions for me?
Really liked this video, I enjoyed your transparency. This feels like how I learn blockchain development. Thank you for the resources and the knowledge! Def going to get into vr and ar development
Best of luck!
@@JustinPBarnett download unity last night, going to buy the gia stuff next paycheck 😆 you have motivated me!
This video is exactly what I was looking for. Been a developer for years and have wanted to dabble in hobby game and VR development but was a little confused where the best place to start was.
Great intro... I just got exposed to Oculus 2 this weekend and I'm amazed by its capability and entertainment. I might be too old to learn it but it's good to know the general concept. Sub...
Psh, you're never too old! Best of luck!
On here to applaud you and everyone in the comments section we need more VR anything... I want to create vr content as well.
👏
That’s dope what you said about tutorials and also making them makes you understand your subject better and I agree
Right?!
i love vr and i dont have a headset but i want to be a vr developer when i grow up you realy answered all my Questions i love your vids
I just discovered you channel Justin, and its amazing... It has been a pleasure to learn with you. I am jumping into VR development and I am very confused about all the tool available for VR development and how these pieces work together, so I would like to suggest a video explaining all these componentes and frameworks for Unity. Open XR, SteamVR, XR Management, VR Interaction Framework and so on...
Ooo that’s a great idea José!
Just now getting in to my life dream and developing games for vr.
Thanks Justin! Great video
You bet!
Detailed and clear, I like your tutorial so I bought a headset with your referral link
Great Tips man, I recently wrote an article about 3 in-demand skills for the future. Recommended your channel the go-to for VR development.
Thank you for this video. I am starting my journey of learning too
Best of luck!
Great video! Thanks for sharing your experience and those web sites to look for materials and tutorials.
And thanks for the tips.
You’re welcome!
This will be revolutionary
No doubt
“You have to learn to walk before you can run” That’s what imma start going with on programming haha
Amen and THANK YOU for such devotion. I want to be your best padawan.
Thank YOU so much!
just what I needed to start
Just found this GEM of a channel👍👍
Thanks!!
It might be a year later but this is great. Thanks for the video, I’m finishing up my second year of my CS degree and I was like “idk what I even want to do” and I picked up a quest 2 and it absolutely blew me away!
Awesome! Best of luck on your journey!
Brother, thank you, thank you, thank you for this vid!….you just save my life!!!
A bit of advice for newcomers; if you "try" VR using a smartphone, you will be experiencing a tiny slice of what is possible with a purpose-built headset. Keep in mind that the "wow" factor is still there with a lesser device, but is nowhere near the immersion you will experience with a full 6 DOF rig.
I was hooked by experimenting with phones and headset adapters, like Google cardboard and others, because I saw possibilities that wouldn't be limited by the state of the art, even as limited as it was at the time, because I was thinking about AR and industrial training applications.
Three years ago, I bought the Oculus "GO" which was a huge improvement compared to even the best smartphone/headset adapter, but with no cameras AR development was out of the question. But while trying other experiences within the limited 3 DOF "GO" environment, I was always wishing I could "lean over and look over the side" of a roller coaster car, or whatever.
Now I have the Meta (Oculus) Quest 2, which makes me wonder why I was fooling around with lesser hardware all along (perhaps because the technology didn't exist yet?). I have to say, if somebody decides to get serious, do invest in the right equipment, because otherwise it's like a rank beginner trying to learn to play a cheap instrument; it is possible to learn, but the instrument is harder to play, and the tones are uninspiring, making the learning process a lot more work than it should be.
👆
Please!!! What Tools I need for create DISPLAY UI/UX by AR and VR. Thank you.
Check out my UI video!
Thnx man your video is amazing
Good video, but you missed one important thing about the Oculus Quest 2, it also can be connected to a PC, then you don't need other specific and more expensive devices to do this.
Yes! Very important feature
Great roadmap, pretty much sounds like the narration we receive from our best friend who teaches before exam, more understandable than the professor himself😆
Thanks, Justin. Subscribed to your channel already.
Today I watched your video
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I will comment here again in 5 years, when I became a true VR developer.
Thank you for this excellent inspiring video. I'm going to try it. I have c# and C++ skills and I also have UI skills. Cant wait to botch up my first game. Thank you!
Best of luck!
Got into VR a couple of years ago.
Started cold with PSVR, I'd never tried it, never even had a console before, not particularly interested in gaming.
But I liked 3D movies and figured I would like VR.
Like is not strong enough a word though, I loved it.
I was completely obsessed with it for the first six months and still typically spend a couple of hours a day in VR if not 5-6 2 years later.
I got an original Quest a bit over a year ago and started learning Unity a couple of months after that.
Decided to take a break from Unity after Xmas as I kept being frustrated with the online lessons jumping from basic scripting to stuff I had no idea how to do.
I have played around with a little scripting over the years out of curiosity but before VR I never found anything interesting enough to motivate me and it used to be so tedious.
I wonder if you appreciate just how much better the script editors available now make coding?
So I concentrated on 3D modelling for a while then finally got a VR capable PC a few months back after which I drowned myself in learning how to mod SkESVR, Fo4VR and modelling with the tools available for that. Haven't attempted the Creation engine software as I appear to need the pancake games to use it?
Currently having problems with Steam, might be a bug from VRChat, Steam support haven't been helpful.
Script editors are SO helpful. Best of luck on your projects!
I'm looking to get into the art side of VR developing. Any tips on where I should start?
See I went to college to 3D model, and want to get into this. So the coding seems so daunting. I know I’m gonna need to find a friend.
Start your own gamedev studio!
@@JustinPBarnett I just got one other friend to try and start one with me. It’s gonna take some dedication and we are gonna suck at first. But hopefully people like you can help point us in the right direction. Its all about making that dream come true. Any suggestions for starting projects to learn from, or potential education opportunities? Also if you are at all interested or have the time to critique my Artstation it would be much appreciated. I am still doing my best to break into the industry.
@@TheTwister22 Best of luck! My advice is to keep your first project(s) small. Start with a gamejam or two first and build up from there once you have some momentum
Great information, Justin. Just what I need here.
Glad to hear it!
Im just like you! I am amazing with coding and any other type of execution with VR development except the art. Im just terrible and it is a roadblock for me sometimes
I just get art for free or buy it from websites/asset stores. I figure that if I can code the game really well it’s worth me putting more time into that instead of spending hours on a crappy looking game asset 🙃
@@JustinPBarnett great point! Can’t wait to see all the VR content that comes in the future
@@Xzarations SOOO much more to come!
Can't wait to get started! And I'm doing it the really hard way with just an Android and a tablet. But my goal is to make a 90s VR game similar to EMU VR
Best of luck!
@@JustinPBarnett thank you so much I'm so happy to have found you you're going to be a great inspiration and teacher
@@nowhereman8468 thank you!!
yay! thank you for all this great info. I’ve been tempted by the oculus lately, but keep putting off buying it. But I love educational and travel content. I’m working on a physical 3d model and would LOVE to take it VR. It would still be manual (especially now that I know you can use your hands on oculus instead of the controllers), but next level. This video inspires me to give it a go. Thanks!
Best of luck!
inspiring. I'll start now.
Best of luck!
I've come up with a few ideas for VR games I'm interested in making, so I'm gathering info for the moment. Unfortunately, my medication makes it astronomically difficult to do most things, even things I find enjoyable, so I'm not able to really get into it just yet. While I do agree with the mindset of not falling into a tutorial rabbit hole, that's all I can do right now...
Love your videos, nice work. Keep on!!!!
Glad you like them! Thanks so much!
This was the perfect introduction, thank you. Headset ordered and ready to dive in 🙌❤️
Exciting days ahead!
Can you make a tutorial on the camera and light you use for your videos? They look amazing 🎉
A lot of this seems very daunting but I will do my best to make my dreams come to fruition
Best of luck!
Hey justin, thanks for dor this video. For NOW, which headset you’d suggest? For developing applications and games for XR and VR?
Still recommend the Quest 2! It's the most affordable and widespread headset. Probably the Quest 3 when that comes out later this year
Hi, I am from India. I have a desktop with i7 7740x processor. My queries are:
1. Is processor fine for VR/ AR?
2. What else is needed apart from knowledge of AR/ VR?
3. From where to start learning?
4. What is least one can earn after learning ( self taught) in AR/VR?
These are questions came to my mind. Can you guide/ help please. I have been an epileptic patient too. But do not have emotion sick.
Join the discord and we can answer your questions!
@@JustinPBarnett ok
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Thanks bro, nice talk. Keep up the good work. 🙏😇
Please can I use VIVE Cosmos Elite Headset just for developing the vr apps ?? Thx
Yes!
Love and Respect to you.. Keep up the good work
Thank you! Will do!
Big great video excited I was that I Already I’m knowledgable and proficient in many areas in the areas where I am less experienced there are great resources for me to get started
Good tip about solidifying the learning by making vids
How are the M1 Machines for AR / VR development?
I've the M1 MacBook Air
even if you get motion sick, you get past that eventually! almost everyone gets that when they first try VR
Yes! Just takes practice
Justin, i want to view an aircraft in my back yard, insert the 3d object in a vr app, how i can start?
Great Video Justin.
Thanks!
Hey, I'm your new subscriber.
Welcome!!
I would certainly recommend your channel to my buddies.😻
@@elinacooper9627 Awe thank you so much!! I'd really appreciate that!
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thank you Elina for recommending this channel. I think I've a long way to go...
I'm 26 yo, I'm entering computer science this year, i like VR ❤️😍
Hi Justin I just subscribed to your channel. Love your content. Keep up the good work.
which VR headset is best for 3d world visualization?
Would I be able to create a VR project using a Mac?
Yes! Only issue is that you’d have to run a build every time you want to test instead of testing in play mode
I can't see the date this video relased but are you still keeping your advice about headsets? Or let me share my personal use case; I have an iMac and iPhone; and i ran into nReal's newly relased AR glasses. So that, I don't know if it's possible to use these standalone headsets together with my apple environment or if it's quickly possible to deploy and play my own prototypes within these standalone headsets? And fairly i don't know very much about nReal's glasses even I heard about their Apple integration so what's different than standalone headsets.
Do I need a powerful pc ? What specs you recommend?
You need a computer that has a graphics card! That's the main requirement
thanks for helping and sharing!
No problem!
if I where to attempt to make a vr game where the thing you play as is not humanoid shaped at all, how would I go about it?
(beyond this point is my rambling and going into detail.)
like if I wanted to make the player a squid is there a simple way for the player to move each appendage, or if I wanted to make someone an attack helicopter is there a way to make it immersive without using a person inside as a catalyst for the player? also is it possible to make a 2 dimensional game in vr? if so can the player be a drawing on a pice of paper with out it just being a pc game with a headset instead of a screen? or for a less dramatic approach, extra appendages like a tale or wings or an extra head… 2 people with one body… anyway what I’m asking is “is there a way to make these things not completely break immersion?”
Hi can I use Ocolus Quest 1 for developing steam VR games or it has to be Ocolus Quest 2?
Absolutely! The Quest 1 works fine
Hi Justin which software would you use to create a flying through the clouds video scene for a VR headset?
Hai
I want to design normal simulations not exactly the games with unity helps or there is anything else I can use?
Unity is perfect for simulations!
I don't mind coding in C++, but it's quite cumbersome with header files, etc. C# is an absolute joy to use. Also, I would consider the Valve Index before HTC Vive.
Agreed, also got the Valve Index and I highly recommend!