crumbaker
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I got a Windows MR set from ebay for $200. You need a decent pc to get the most out of them. They frequently go on sale for $200 too on the Windows site.
I do a little video game development and that was my main reason for buying one. Google Earth VR is something you can get for free through steam. I had no idea what I was about to experience. You're essentially flying all around the globe in 3d. This isn't the crap 3d you see at theaters this is legit 2 screen based 3d that looks amazing.
What immediately came to mind though is that you can see the layout of any area you explore, while regular google earth by itself gives you a rough idea, this allows you to literally fly through the canyons. Maybe an area you thought would be perfect you can get a real idea if the slope is too steep or if there's decent road access etc. I have no idea how frequently it's updated though.
Highly recommend giving it a try, watch the youtube videos on it. Absolutely amazing.
I do a little video game development and that was my main reason for buying one. Google Earth VR is something you can get for free through steam. I had no idea what I was about to experience. You're essentially flying all around the globe in 3d. This isn't the crap 3d you see at theaters this is legit 2 screen based 3d that looks amazing.
What immediately came to mind though is that you can see the layout of any area you explore, while regular google earth by itself gives you a rough idea, this allows you to literally fly through the canyons. Maybe an area you thought would be perfect you can get a real idea if the slope is too steep or if there's decent road access etc. I have no idea how frequently it's updated though.
Highly recommend giving it a try, watch the youtube videos on it. Absolutely amazing.
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