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by outworlder
2209 days ago
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> There is just something so lacking with VR if you don't want to play games. Yes, it's lacking more apps. Which is rather a Catch-22. There has to be demand for them. Games are just an 'easy' (relatively speaking) medium to get into. There are a few practical concerns of course. In a work environment, your manager can no longer easily interrupt you. They can't easily keep tabs on what you are doing either. This is enough to kill it at a workplace – maybe an exception for some engineering/medical settings. If you want to experiment with something that's not a game, take a look at this: https://github.com/SimulaVR/Simula |
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