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Final

CTV News Report from VR project Showcase at SFU:

 Article about VR Showcase from Surrey Now LeaderCutting-edge’ virtual reality showcased at SFU Surrey

 

Screenshots:

Screenshots 4K Environment Showcase:

 

Note:  Click on the gallery to enlarge screenshots.

 

Videos:
Environment Showcase:

Link to download  the Trailer 1 (830Mb): https://drive.google.com

 

Note:  Available in 4K on YouTube or as a download. The video was optimized for 4K, highly recommended to watch in 4K.

(Please note that sometimes 4K quality is not available on YouTube at certain times for some reason. Also manually select 1080p if 4k is unavailable since automatic quality selection sometimes playback in lower quality)

 

VR Video Playthrough:
Final Build:

Link to download  the package: https://drive.google.com

 

Note:  You can launch the project without SteamVR (Vive) attached/ on. This way you will be controlling the flying camera with WASD keys. Click (or click + hold) to interact with interactable objects. Use Alt key to rotate view.

 

Final Report:

Link to download  the Final Report: https://drive.google.com

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