I’ve dropped Quest 3’s room scanning feature. I’m sticking to my room-drawing method from now on.
This method is also usable on previous-generation headsets like Q2,PRO.
AR Room Setup Guide Video
Sample Images in Quest Pro
I’ve dropped Quest 3’s room scanning feature. I’m sticking to my room-drawing method from now on.
This method is also usable on previous-generation headsets like Q2,PRO.
AR Room Setup Guide Video
Sample Images in Quest Pro
Okay. Here’s a new experiment.
Story button activates every 30 seconds to prevent spams. Let’s see how many use this gets.🙂
As a matter of fact, this is what they are doing in the AI roleplay. Users provide short clues, and then AI writes a long story based on the clues.
* Currently, I’m only reusing existing assets. In the pornstar game, more appropriate postures and gestures will be provided while talking.
My AI implementation is okay in technical aspects. But I think it is lacking in content.
My problem is that I have nothing to say to the AI. If this were a text chat, we could create an elaborate prompt to make it say interesting stuff. But this is in VR. Typing is not easy, and speech-to-text is not as good as keyboards.
It responds well if I ask something like, “How are you doing?” or “How’s your mission going?” But that’s all. I can’t find anything to say further.
Don’t you have that kind of experience with girls in real life? Looking face-to-face but having nothing to say. That’s exactly what I’m feeling when I look at the AI.
To prove this point, the AI tester is not getting much use after the first day.
So I’m thinking. I need to make it tell some stories on its own. I’ll update this post soon.
*If you came through a link, it is moved to this post. AI Voice Chat in Pose Simulator
My thoughts(or skepticism) about AI
AI language model is more suited for text chat services.
This can still be effective as an advertising scheme. I’m mainly doing this for advertising purposes.
Dance Pack full games are updated with this stage.
I’ll add this stage to Pose Simulator when I have some time. Pose Simulator version will have all the spaces, including the storage room and bar.
Major updates are complete now. There are some minor improvements requested in user comments. I’ll take care of them soon.
I’m not sure about the AR feature. It’s complex and not reliable. It requires a lot of efforts from the user. I’ll provide a complete guide soon.
In this video, you can see that headsets have tracking errors. Like we move 50 cm, but the headset reports only 48 cm of movement. As a result, my drawing and the real desk don’t match after I move around a bit.
In Quest 3, the drawing parts are supposedly automated and more detailed. But those things rarely work as expected. We’ll have to see it to be sure.
My method would have been okay too if it were not for the tracking errors.
Only posing related changes are undo-able.
I hear some of you hate two-hand lifting. Turn the two-hand lifting off as default to prevent mistakes.