Spoilers The Roddenberry Archive brings every iteration of Star Trek’s USS Enterprise bridge to life
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Technically we all live in the future. It’s just the moment we hit the future, then it’s the present and suddenly, just like that it’s the past.
Fleeting moments of folly.
Fleeting moments of folly.
I figured that we never got them because she never got a publishing deal but OTOY might have paid her. (Which is a dream that is a wish my heart is making.)
Criswell!
A couple of the snippets I still have that Lora posted a long time ago on the BBS. I used to have one for the Rec Deck, but I think I lost that when my last laptop up and died on me.
Ohhhh I've never seen those! Just these ones of the -AA couple of the snippets I still have that Lora posted a long time ago on the BBS. I used to have one for the Rec Deck, but I think I lost that when my last laptop up and died on me.
This is a good recent video showing where the Roddenberry Archive is headed:
Also this is a GREAT thread for someone putting together all the pieces in those reconstructed videos, this is an absolutely fascinating read! https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1654862321485791233.html
Also this is a GREAT thread for someone putting together all the pieces in those reconstructed videos, this is an absolutely fascinating read! https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1654862321485791233.html
That's my dream since I was a kid and and after ST IV being so disappointed when TNG came out instead of a new series on 1701-A. I had the DC comics to pull me through for awhile until they rebooted when TFF came out.
Isn't the answer to turn down resolution (ideally to max supported by the headset, with settings for different headsets) and only rendering the area one is in (perhaps adjoining area preloading based on bearing to avoid load screens, etc) . There are optimizations.... have been doing VR for a few years in flight sims so familiar with many of the issues.
I'm on a 3090 now but waiting for 5090 or equivalent fire next jump.
I missed it the first run but finally got my BBS account back and hoping to be able to walk the 1701-A as seen at the end of ST IV one of these days. My monitor would be fine though VR would have me in Heaven. Especially if the ship was somewhat operable.
I've just been playing a Wrath of Khan Steam VR environment. Low fidelity but still amazing. And it always gets me how small those rooms and corridors are in "reality"
Here's the Steam Workshop page. The screenshots do NOT do it justice, though. I find that with most VR experience, they look lifeless in 2D.
The Apple Vision Pro is 4k per eye @ 90 fps, which is higher res than the PC VR headsets we were testing with 4090s.I think one good option to reach that res/quality in the short term is baking to light field for local playback as a supplement the streaming system on a headset. This was what I was presenting at the end of the Blender talk.
Right. We have that issue with Pimax 8kx and Crystal with DCS art max. 4090 and 14700k & 14900k finally letting us get to max stutter free performance... without turning down some settings (clouds, draw distance, etc). People with more modest setups (HP G2,. Older Quests, Samsung Odyssey, etc) need to run way lower settings and resolutions.
Sounds like our analogy would be simplified out no reflections, lighting, etc. If planning for lowest common demoninator reduced & simplified texture resolutions.
nVidia DLSS , etc help mostly by essentially dumming down for less than extreme builds.
This may be helpful
https://techxplore.com/news/2023-11-machine-users-superhuman-ability-tools.amp
https://techxplore.com/news/2023-11-machine-users-superhuman-ability-tools.amp
Genuinely the first good reason I see to get one of these butt-ugly monstrosities. Hope I get to try one at some point soon and give this experience a go. Looks fascinating, as usual.
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