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Many games create rendering paths that support multiple APIs, including OpenGL, DirectX, Vulkan, and various console APIs, and that is the best way to do it if you have the time and resources.

That is fine, go for it!

In Blender you can copy and paste poses, and you can also paste mirrored -- if you open the rabbit_rig.blend file in Blender 2.55, you can see how most of the animations are set up. There are actually 7 frames in a run, but only two unique ones. The rest are just mirrored or copied so I can see how ...

Looking good!

You might be interested in this demo as well: http://www.alecrivers.com/realmatter/

We don't make any money from Haphead.

Sorry for involving you guys in this mess.

I was messing with the Receiver springs before my GDC talk so I could show the before/after of all the different effects, so some of those may still be disabled in the Github build. You could try checking out the repository from before I made those changes, or could try making sure that any variable...

It's not really physically uncomfortable to wear on my face, but it made me dizzy and sick for a day or two after I tried it!

I think I probably can't wear the Rift long enough to test it at this point -- might have to wait for another revision or two of their hardware and drivers to improve the resolution and latency before I can really work with it.

It sounds like the sensitivity may be set too high -- have you tried reducing it? Every time the mouse reports that it has moved one point, then it moves in the game by (one point * mouse sensitivity), so decreasing mouse sensitivity should decrease the size of the smallest possible movement. Differ...

That's a good observation! We do use linear lighting, though it may be disabled by default in the alpha builds ('post effects' and 'gamma_correct' must both be enabled for it to use the linear path). We're planning to do a color correction pass later on to make sure we are properly using the monitor...

I think we might do that after the next update, which will flesh it out a lot more.

You can minimize latency by joining a nearby server with a low ping. I'm also planning to add client-side movement prediction in the next update, which should decouple movement responsiveness from network latency.

I suspect this is because you are compiling with Unity Standard which doesn't support shadows, so if the shadows are the bottleneck, it runs faster.