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We all grew tired of talking about how we wanted to explore VR development, so we allocated several weeks to tinkering with the Oculus Rift and LeapMotion — staffing one full-time developer and a few designers part-time. We got things started by downloading the most popular Oculus Rift / LeapMotion demos and giving them a try.
A quick note: VR/AR is a rapidly emerging ecosystem, and many of the engine tools and features that we use to build our Unity and Unreal assets are constantly shifting. Get inspired by the 2014 3D Jam and our Developer Gallery (now with tags for VR , open source , and more). Get started with Unity. Getting Started Checklist.
I got my LeapMotion Controller at the start of 2014, and quickly went about making demos. Aside from this, my major work with LeapMotion is my game Robot Chess , a relatively simple game which allows you to use your hands to pick up and move around chess pieces as you play against a robotic AI opponent.
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