![Practical Strategy
● UI and Onboarding Challenges
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● Scripting interaction without AI
● Developing storyboards (proximity / embodied /
immersion [audio / transitions])
● Room Scale Locomotion Challenges and Solutions](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/vrislife-171020174855/85/VR-Overview-with-L2D-16-320.jpg)
VR Overview with L2D
- 1. Working in VR A VR project lifecycle summary as presented to the GigCity VR/AR Users Group
- 2. Who is L2DRooted in a deep desire to push the interactive envelope, at L2D we excel at engaging real people through digital experiences. By use of research-based design, development, and strategic methodologies we are able to create captivating web, physical, and virtual experiences for almost any audience. ● Web and physical interactive production ● 3D design and animation ● Digitally-focused branding ● Platform-agnostic XR production 01
- 3. Recent Projects● Lab World ● Slender Things ● Field Goal Hero ● Microsoft “City in the Cloud” HoloLens Pitch ● Perkins 360 Menu 02
- 5. Recent Projects● Lab World ● Slender Things ● Field Goal Hero ● Microsoft “City in the Cloud” HoloLens Pitch ● Perkins 360 Menu 04
- 7. Recent Projects● Lab World ● Slender Things ● Field Goal Hero ● Microsoft “City in the Cloud” HoloLens Pitch ● Perkins 360 Menu 06
- 9. Recent Projects● Lab World ● Slender Things ● Field Goal Hero ● Microsoft “City in the Cloud” HoloLens Pitch ● Perkins 360 Menu 08
- 11. Recent Projects● Lab World ● Slender Things ● Field Goal Hero ● Microsoft “City in the Cloud” HoloLens Pitch ● Perkins 360 Menu 10
- 12. Law Enforcement De-escalation Simulation
- 13. Law Enforcement De-escalation Simulation ● Alpha / Research Quality ● Ambitious Timeline ● Ambiguous Scope ● Atypical Onboarding ● Immersive Experience 12
- 15. Theoretical Strategy ● IVA Development 14 ● Flow State ● Immersion v Presence
- 16. Practical Strategy ● UI and Onboarding Challenges 15 ● Scripting interaction without AI ● Developing storyboards (proximity / embodied / immersion [audio / transitions]) ● Room Scale Locomotion Challenges and Solutions
- 17. Design ● Lessons learned in texturing for VR 16 ● Lessons learned in modeling for VR ● Unity v Unreal
- 18. Development● Unity v Unreal v Everyone Else ● Developing user interfaces/interaction in VR ● Lessons learned by developing a voice detection system ● Lessons learned by developing for Room Scale locomotion 17
- 19. Project & Client Management 18 ○ You should not take a hit (lost money) ■ Your expectations should be high. ■ This is an emerging field so if you have the skill to get in and learn Unity or Unreal, then you should make money. ○ Estimate what you know, then buffer that by 20% ■ Chances are you built apps in C# or C++ before. Take what you know about them and apply that as much as you can. ■ You will get hosed sometimes. ■ Next time around you will have a better idea of what to bill for ● Managing a project with an opaque or moving scope ○ Utilize an agile process, like kanban which is more of what we use. It is like a scrum process without the sprints, just one continuous flow. ● Client communication ○ Keep the lines open and communicate weekly. Don’t be afraid to communicate walls that have been encountered. Clients may not have technical answers, but suggestions that can help your approach.
- 20. Q/A SESSION
- 21. Q/A SESSION