>>30273

I think I see what you're saying. Provide the project file, and have someone else go in and modify it themselves, yes? That would make things significantly easier on OP, indeed.

If you wanted simple stereoscopic VR, that'd be simple enough, just shift the models a bit (I have no idea how SFM works, so please forgive me if this is more difficult than it seems) and render that bit next to the other. A decent VR video for those of us without a decent headset!

On the other hand, if you wanted a true VR experience, I don't think that would be too difficult either. I'm guessing you could create a camera object (or two) that would follow the viewers head as they moved it. Project those two images to the screen, and you'd have a truely immersive experience!

But that would be more of a video game sort of deal. Incidentally, I have seen videos that allow you to look around while they play (these are found on PornHub, and I don't particularly care for them, as they seem to be of rather low quality; I'll try some again tonight to reevaluate my opinion). Again, creating a decent VR using this method wouldn't be too difficult to do.

I actually really appreciate that idea. It would allow OP to continue making his content while allowing others to get that VR they crave (only from the files he allows them to use, that is). It wouldn't add any additional workload, and it'd be fun to see what people could do with it!

I've gotta say, good idea!