Any way to increase quality for VR?

@Dennis_N

Actually, for VR, you want to over-shoot the space - density - to make the mesh better.

The Matterport VR Team also let me know that we should shoot beyond the scan that is used in the VR version.

For example, while you would not stand in the corner of a room because it is weird in VR to be so close to two walls, you still want that scan to:

1. improve the VR experience
2. improve the dollhouse view
3. improve the floor plan view

(Disabled scans are still used in dollhouse and floor plan views.)

The Matterport Team wrote this We Get Around Guest Blog Post:

4 Rules for Preparing Models for Virtual Reality (VR)

At the end of the above blog, you will find a list of related VR blog posts.

Best,

Dan

91	91 Dennis_N private msg quote post Address this user	plus 1 plus 1 plus 1 0
	Quote: Originally Posted by DanSmigrod @Dennis_N Actually, for VR, you want to over-shoot the space - density - to make the mesh better. The Matterport VR Team also let me know that we should shoot beyond the scan that is used in the VR version. For example, while you would not stand in the corner of a room because it is weird in VR to be so close to two walls, you still want that scan to: 1. improve the VR experience 2. improve the dollhouse view 3. improve the floor plan view (Disabled scans are still used in dollhouse and floor plan views.) The Matterport Team wrote this We Get Around Guest Blog Post: 4 Rules for Preparing Models for Virtual Reality (VR) At the end of the above blog, you will find a list of related VR blog posts. Best, Dan very enlightening Dan. Thanks!
	9 years ago	Post 4 • IP flag post

168	168 immersiveprop private msg quote post Address this user	plus 1 plus 1 plus 1 0
	The quality will stay the same. If you do more scans you will get more floor rings but not an increase in quality.
	9 years ago	Post 2 • IP flag post

WGAN Forum Founder & WGAN-TV Podcast Host 31.72K Website Atlanta, Georgia Linked In Facebook Twitter YouTube TikTok Instragram Matterport Service Partner Google Street View Trusted Photographer Zillow Certified Photographer We Get Around Network Member	31.72K DanSmigrod private msg quote post Address this user	plus 1 plus 1 plus 1 2
	@Dennis_N Actually, for VR, you want to over-shoot the space - density - to make the mesh better. The Matterport VR Team also let me know that we should shoot beyond the scan that is used in the VR version. For example, while you would not stand in the corner of a room because it is weird in VR to be so close to two walls, you still want that scan to: 1. improve the VR experience 2. improve the dollhouse view 3. improve the floor plan view (Disabled scans are still used in dollhouse and floor plan views.) The Matterport Team wrote this We Get Around Guest Blog Post: 4 Rules for Preparing Models for Virtual Reality (VR) At the end of the above blog, you will find a list of related VR blog posts. Best, Dan
	9 years ago	Post 3 • IP flag post

91	91 Dennis_N private msg quote post Address this user	plus 1 plus 1 plus 1 0
	If I wanted to put a room in VR, and its a small area, will the quality of the 3D model increase substantially if I do a lot of scans with small distance between scan spots?
	9 years ago	Post 1 • IP flag post

Any way to increase quality for VR?1127