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DG!Echoes of Sanity VR
1 month ago

I must find a way to make a camera cast what it sees onto an in-game screen. I think that's going to be complicated to implement, but that's much needed for the VR game if I want to make level transition as seamless and "elegant" as possible


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Almost there finishing the not #Gaster hands. Need to practice a few things before adding the armature to these and plop them into a dummy project to test the VR hands with my model on. Better I do that at home bc these laptops can't help me

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