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About This Software VertoStudio VR is a fully-capable 3D modeling studio designed to run entirely in VR! No mirroring or external software is required of any kind. You can use it to import FBX, OBJ, DAE (and more) directly in front of you, then configure every aspect of the visual display of these scenes directly down to the individual polygons. It also supports a full-scale desktop 3D modeling mode that can run at the same time as the VR mode!Whether you are mocking up a quick VR workflow, or designing production VR environments, this tool eliminates all of the pipeline complexity involved with getting 3D assets and content into VR quickly. Using Verto Studio, there is no more guesswork in designing for VR. By including a traditional desktop-based 3D modeling mode, artists can move into VR at their own pace, and leverage the benefits of both modes as they navigate their way into this new technology.Verto Studio VR Features Create 3D scenes from scratch without the need for external computers or software. Prefabs: Plane, Cube, Sphere, Torus, Cylinder, Sketch (draw in 3D), Terrain height map (image based), Text (supports custom ttf fonts) Object edit mode: Rotate, Translate, Scale, Select entire objects and manipulate their transforms. Includes real-world unit system for editing absolute position and scale of objects in meters. Snap to grid, snap to vertex, snap to edge, snap to face Low-Poly CSG (Union, Intersect, Subtract, Chisel) Live polycount reduction (quadratic mesh simplification), UV texcoord editing Subdivide Mesh smooth Vertex weld Grabbing objects & polygonal selections via grip buttons. Teleport and Fly locomotion support VR Skyboxes environments: Includes Blue sky, gray sky, light grey environments (or can be disabled). Immersive VR (IVR) scale setting via simple control to easily dial in scale of entire scene. Left-handed controller mode. Multiple editable lights Material editing: Phong, Reflective/refractive environment mapping, Bump mapping, Toon shading Runs custom GLSL shaders created in other versions of the app File importing: FBX, DAE, OBJ, and more File Exporting: OBJ and vsxproj (Verto Studio) Concurrent editing features (drop into desktop editor while in VR at the same time). Export Verto Studio scenes to cloud drive. Full-featured Desktop Mode allowing editing concurrent with VR viewer (two-user mode). VR Voice Commands on Windows 10 "Edit", "Select All", "Delete", etc. HoloPlay mirroring support for Looking Glass Displays Complete file compatibility with the HoloLens, iOS, and Mac versions of Verto Studio 3D and more! 1075eedd30 Title: Verto Studio VRGenre: Animation & Modeling, Design & Illustration, Game DevelopmentDeveloper:Verto Studio LLCPublisher:Verto Studio LLCRelease Date: 20 Jul, 2017 Verto Studio VR Activation Code [hacked] verto studio vr hololens. verto studio vr review. verto studio vr. verto studio vr review. verto studio vr hololens. verto studio vr BRILLIANT! Loving it so far! I'd compare it to Google Block's bigger, bolder, better looking older brother :Dso i just spent 1 hour with verto studio in desktop mode after owning it, and being intimidated by it, for about two weeks. figured i'd dip my toes in the water on the desktop mode so that i could see how this software was different than what i'm used to in blender. i had previously read through the help manual, but to be honest, i forgot all of it before i opened verto studio again this evening. i generally like to freestyle because i figure if an app is intuitive enough, i should be able to just pick it up and go, being of (debatably, lol) average intelligence.I am curating a suite of VR softwares that will allow me to create as-close-to-production-level game assets for VR games. just an aspiring indie dev in my spare time but it's tools like verto studio that are closing the gaps and utilizing the control features of being able to work with 3d modeling tools in VR.So far I have used MasterpieceVR to make some pretty decent looking sculptures but i very much disliked having to leave VR to do retopology of the sculpture in blender on desktop. Verto Studio is now going to be my go to solution in that regard. With little to no direction, i managed to find and use their version of "decimate" to lower my model's polygons by 75% and the algorithm produced a more than acceptable result in comparison to blender's decimate modifier. The thing that got me the most excited was the face snapping. I've done retopology in blender and it's a very tedious process. so far with verto studio i was able to just import my model, drop a plane in the scene, turn on snapping to face, and then i started dragging the vertices of the plane just outside the mesh of the sculpture and lo and behold, after a few seconds of tweaking, the vertices were snapping directly to the face of the sculpture and i was able to extrude out forming the basis for the manual retopology of a face.anyone who has done manual retopology will appreciate the hell out of how verto studio does it. i've used Bsurfaces addon in blender, draw tool in maya, and i've researched retopoflow for blender quite a bit. This software is the real deal and i look forward to making videos as i learn more. i've been looking for something like this and i'm glad i found it. i was wrong to think that the capability of this software would have a direct relation to it's difficulty in use. somehow it seems the complete opposite; pretty darn robust for as easy as it is to use. i'm super excited to try the VR mode tomorrow but am so glad that at least i can fall back on the desktop mode when i need to. Even if i learn that it can't do some of the things i need done, the fact that it offers VR support and the next step up in that direction is maya's MARUI plugin ($180\/month USD for maya autodesk + $40\/month for MARUI plugin monthly sub), leaves me feeling like i got a steal when i bought this software :D. I'm really enjoying this as a modeling program. Its taking time to learn, but every VR program is going to have these roadbumps. Being able to import most any model and tweak it is very nice. Not perfect, but this is early access. The developer is \/very\/ proactive and responisive, and when I had critiques didn't take it as a personal attack.I'll be using this more and more for my projects, I just need to improve my skill at the app.. BRILLIANT! Loving it so far! I'd compare it to Google Block's bigger, bolder, better looking older brother :Dso i just spent 1 hour with verto studio in desktop mode after owning it, and being intimidated by it, for about two weeks. figured i'd dip my toes in the water on the desktop mode so that i could see how this software was different than what i'm used to in blender. i had previously read through the help manual, but to be honest, i forgot all of it before i opened verto studio again this evening. i generally like to freestyle because i figure if an app is intuitive enough, i should be able to just pick it up and go, being of (debatably, lol) average intelligence.I am curating a suite of VR softwares that will allow me to create as-close-to-production-level game assets for VR games. just an aspiring indie dev in my spare time but it's tools like verto studio that are closing the gaps and utilizing the control features of being able to work with 3d modeling tools in VR.So far I have used MasterpieceVR to make some pretty decent looking sculptures but i very much disliked having to leave VR to do retopology of the sculpture in blender on desktop. Verto Studio is now going to be my go to solution in that regard. With little to no direction, i managed to find and use their version of "decimate" to lower my model's polygons by 75% and the algorithm produced a more than acceptable result in comparison to blender's decimate modifier. The thing that got me the most excited was the face snapping. I've done retopology in blender and it's a very tedious process. so far with verto studio i was able to just import my model, drop a plane in the scene, turn on snapping to face, and then i started dragging the vertices of the plane just outside the mesh of the sculpture and lo and behold, after a few seconds of tweaking, the vertices were snapping directly to the face of the sculpture and i was able to extrude out forming the basis for the manual retopology of a face.anyone who has done manual retopology will appreciate the hell out of how verto studio does it. i've used Bsurfaces addon in blender, draw tool in maya, and i've researched retopoflow for blender quite a bit. This software is the real deal and i look forward to making videos as i learn more. i've been looking for something like this and i'm glad i found it. i was wrong to think that the capability of this software would have a direct relation to it's difficulty in use. somehow it seems the complete opposite; pretty darn robust for as easy as it is to use. i'm super excited to try the VR mode tomorrow but am so glad that at least i can fall back on the desktop mode when i need to. Even if i learn that it can't do some of the things i need done, the fact that it offers VR support and the next step up in that direction is maya's MARUI plugin ($180\/month USD for maya autodesk + $40\/month for MARUI plugin monthly sub), leaves me feeling like i got a steal when i bought this software :D. Best modelling tool I've used in VR so far!! I can't wait to see what it grows into. I'll be using this as my go-to tool while I wait!. Good basic modeling tool with fairly intuitive user interface. Shader and texturing support is a pleasant surprise, although it's very cumbersome to use.Caution: most features are only barely functional in the normal view. To enable extended editing mode, press the left touchpad.. Good basic modeling tool with fairly intuitive user interface. Shader and texturing support is a pleasant surprise, although it's very cumbersome to use.Caution: most features are only barely functional in the normal view. To enable extended editing mode, press the left touchpad. Forgotten Gods vs Ashes of Malmouth vs Grim Dawn Comparison: So the Forgotten Gods expansion is coming posthaste, and you may find yourself wondering just how good of a deal it will be?Well wonder no more! Forgotten Gods is another massive addition to your Grim Dawn experience and we can't wait to get it into your hands.To learn more about what's coming in the expansion, stop by the Game Guide[www.grimdawn.com]!. Polls on game difficulty and ease of finding quest objectives: Some interesting polls have been posted by playtesters on the forum and we're interested to see the results. Cast your votes if you haven't already.Game difficulty:http://www.grimdawn.com/forums/showthread.php?t=11371Ease of finding quest objectives:http://www.grimdawn.com/forums/showthread.php?t=11375. Patch V1.0.4.0 is now live!: Another massive update has arrived. This one is very much Crucible themed, but everybody has something to look forward to!Along with two new arenas and the introduction of Ashes of Malmouth enemies to the Crucible, you can also now enjoy two brand new Monster Infrequents and an absolutely massive list of improvements and balance changes to the game overall.From everybody here at Crate, we wish you all a happy holiday season. We'll see you in the new year with many exciting things still to come to Grim Dawn!For the full list of changes, stop by the forum.. Patch V1.0.3.0 is now Live!: Featuring a changelog so large, we had to increase the forum's post limit by 25%, Grim Dawn's V1.0.3.0 is now live!This update features major improvements to controller support, as well as a great improvement to casting behavior. If you do not like the new casting mechanics though, you can always toggle Classic Casting in the game options.Also, due to a clerical error in your favor, this update actually ended up including some changes we worked on for V1.0.4.0, which only made the changelog that much longer. So enjoy a significantly reduced armor gap between Heavy armor and Light/Caster armor!For the full list of changes, visit the forum:. Modding Tools Now Available with V1.0.0.3!: With our latest game update, you can now delve into Grim Dawn's development tools and create your own content! The potential here is tremendous and we here at Crate are excited to see what the community comes up with.The Modding Tools Guide is included in your installation folder, but can also be downloaded here[www.grimdawn.com]. We highly recommend that you check it out if you are interested in modding Grim Dawn as it contains some important information on getting started.Good luck and enjoy!This update also includes some changes to the game. For the full list, visit the forum.. Happy Third Birthday to Grim Dawn!: Three years ago, a little big game known as Grim Dawn left the Early Access nest to become one of the highest rated ARPGs of all time.Back then, we had no idea just how well the game would do, and now we are on the cusp of its second expansion! We could not be more amazed or pleased by the reception the game has received from all of you. Thank you!Today we celebrate the game by blowing out some candles...oh and a little trailer you might have been looking forward to!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4NlahpvZ2hY. Act 3: Chapter 1 is Now Available with B23!: At long last we're ready to liven up your holiday season with the first segment of Act 3. This stretch of levels will take you from Smugglers Pass to Deadman's Gulch, into the Mountain Deeps and beyond to the gates of Homestead. With these new areas to explore, the player level cap has been raised to 40.Also included is an expansive side-region with additional questing through the Pine Barrens, Jagged Waste and Tyrant's Hold, plus other secrets.You will be able to secure the riftgate outside of Homestead, although you cannot yet enter the town. However, the second chapter of Act 3 is already nearing completion and we expect to release it by mid-March or earlier.B23 also contains additional item art, improvements, fixes and balancing changes. Check the change log below for more details.To view the full list of changes, visit the changelog here.. Grim Dawn V1.0.7.0 is now live!: A massive update has arrived, and with it the largest changelog for Grim Dawn yet!Along with an extensive collection of balance changes, patch v1.0.7.0 brings with it awesome new music for the Loghorrean encounter and a search feature for the Devotion screen that should make charting a course through the stars much easier!For the full list of changes, stop by the forum!From everyone here at Crate, we wish you all a happy holiday season and we'll see you in the new year for the Forgotten Gods expansion!. Build 27: Shaman Mastery and Balance Update is now Live!: We are proud to announce that Build 27, the release of our 6th and final Mastery, is has just gone live.With this major update, you may now create class combinations using the wild Shaman class, master of storms, beasts and savage two-handed weapon combat. This build also includes an extensive look at game balance, changes to itemization and the addition of two new areas to explore.But that's not all Build 27 has to offer, visit the forum for the full (massive) list of changes.There are still many exciting things left on the horizon for Grim Dawn as we push towards Content-Complete this year! Future updates will include the Act 4 Finale, a second Rogue-like Dungeon, Legendary items and the Devotion system!. Announcing Grim Dawn's Second Expansion!: In the Forgotten Gods expansion, players will journey beyond the bounds of the Erulan Empire, traversing burning sands, lush oases and volcanic wastes to reach the sun beaten ruins of a city with secrets that should never have been disturbed. The flames of a forgotten god have been rekindled, sending ripples through the Eldritch realm and sowing terror even among the Witch Gods themselves.Featuring a thrilling new chapter in Grim Dawn’s story, a new gameplay mode, quality of life features, hundreds of new unique items and more, the Forgotten Gods expansion will be an exciting densely-packed new addition, whether you are a dedicated player or just starting out with Grim Dawn.With development already well underway, we expect Forgotten Gods to release in the second half of 2018!For more info on the upcoming expansion, visit Grim Dawn’s website for regular development updates:http://www.grimdawn.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=18To date, Grim Dawn has sold more than 1.2 million copies with a 91% user rating. Its first expansion, Ashes of Malmouth, released in Fall 2017 to an overwhelmingly positive reception and a 90% user rating.