I'm also playing with the rift and recently a couple of guys at an important Softimage using studio mentioned to me they were using the rift and unity. So Softimage tools for the rift clearly has value, glad to see this thread.
Sent from my iPad On Dec 17, 2013, at 12:17 PM, francisco criado <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Mirko, nice to see at least two Softimage users with the rift, i´m > currently learning unity and c#, and already imported material from Soft in > Unity without any trouble. Just realized that having access to the complete > c++ and c# code in the sdk is like having a Mercedes and don´t know how to > turn it on :S > If i get into something useful i wil let you know. By now the only autodesk > dcc app having access to the rift is Maya, which plugin is being sold for > more than 200 bucks (no comments). And is "just a python script" that works > with the viewport 2.0 and uses the stereo cams that already come in Autodesk > products. > Trying to figure out if it is posible in Softimage through HQ viewport. > Again, if any of you guys want to give us a hand here, you are more than > welcome, it would be great to see Softimage getting involved in VR. > > F. > > > > 2013/12/17 Mirko Jankovic <[email protected]> >> I have no idea about coding I'm afraid but do have Oculus rift dev kit here >> so if you need testing I'm there :) >> >> >> On Tue, Dec 17, 2013 at 5:42 PM, francisco criado <[email protected]> >> wrote: >>> Hi guys, >>> >>> Just wanted to ask you if any of you is interested in helping on developing >>> an Oculus plugin for Softimage. The idea is to build a free plugin that >>> would help our comunity to use this when the consumer product comes to the >>> market. I have access to the sdk and the c# sources that may help (a lot), >>> and i´m trying by my self, but since i began learning coding a few months >>> ago, its getting quite difficult.Thought that maybe any of you great coding >>> gurus around here :)) might be interested. If so, let me know! >>> >>> Greetings, >>> Francisco. >
