Finally got around to trying this amazing VR addon for SketchUp. And it just work.
(Except for TAG visibility, which they need to fix. )
Get the addon (free to try) on [https://vrsketch.eu/] and download the app to your quest via the meta store.
Finally got around to trying this amazing VR addon for SketchUp. And it just work.
(Except for TAG visibility, which they need to fix. )
Get the addon (free to try) on [https://vrsketch.eu/] and download the app to your quest via the meta store.
Hi Thomas,
Thanks for your video! It is very useful and interesting.
But i was wondering if you still use it in your everyday workflow?
I am in a construction business and i was thinking to use it for design.
I feel it is slower than the usual way with keybors shortcuts and a 3d connection.
Furthermore, donโt you have pain inyour eyes after long hours of use?
Thank you for your feed-back!
David
Hi
Iโm an architectural designer, I use it all the time in conjunction with the SU desktop app.
It has a ways to go (as do most VR navigation and UI schemes) and but it is excellent, I use it to prototype designs and use it for some design purposes.
eg, when I receive a survey back from a surveyor as 2d plans / elevations / sections, I align all the plates in SU in order to build the model. It is sometimes easier to build from within the plate mesh.
I have prescription lenses on my Quest 2 and I donโt experience eye strain after prolonged use.
My main issue would be the weight of the headset as it is biased towards the front, although this can be offset a little with an additional battery each at the rear.