I recently watched a VR on my oculus where it was from the womans POV, and as I laid there in the same position as her I actually almost felt like her. Really strange feeling, and really hot.
Anyone else?
I recently watched a VR on my oculus where it was from the womans POV, and as I laid there in the same position as her I actually almost felt like her. Really strange feeling, and really hot.
Anyone else?
I wish my computer could run VR, but not only is it stuffed with older tech, I kinda bricked it. I've got a tech looking into it, but I would definitely use that VR program if I could! Out of curiosity, could you give us a few more details, like the name of the program, where you found it, and what all it entailed?
I have the Samsung gear vr, so I just put my galaxy6 into it. I go to pornhub which has a VR section and download a few onto the phone. Then use the Samsung app in VR to play the movies. It is pretty easy. pornhub also allows for streaming of them but you need another app to do that. On pornhub there is a readme on how to do it for all the situations and different models of headsets.
It was scary good actually. And it is still an emerging technology.
I'm assuming VR is virtual reality, Michelle? And, is POV, "point of view"?
Why do u feel the need to abbreviate these? Us dinosaurs may not get them.
U can't keep doing the same things over and over and expect to enjoy life to the max. When u try new things, even if they r out of your comfort zone, u may experience new excitement and growth that u never expected.
Challenge yourself and pursue your passions! When your life clock runs out, you'll have few or NO REGRETS!
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Last edited by Lorileah; 10-11-2016 at 02:02 PM. Reason: you don't need to quote post abpve yours
That's funny.Originally Posted by docrobbysherry
Gosh, from your brief description it sounds very strange. Does the technology really allow you to be in and experience all of the sensations of some other reality?
Think of VR as a more immersive way to view visual media. Instead of only getting one direction, as if from a camera in either 2D or 3D, you get to "interact" with the 3D digital environment created in a computer by actually turning your head and looking around at what you want to see, not just one direction. It only affects the sense of sight and hearing if properly equipped with appropriate headphones or surround sound; not smell, touch, or taste.
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