Verto Studio VR

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Verto Studio VR, version 2.5, now supports VertoJS scripting for programmable 3D features in VR. This update includes Scene, Camera, Model, Light, Material, Texture, Selection, Animation, and VertoStudio classes for VertoJS. Additional changes consist of bug fixes, the ability to publish scenes to Verto Studio Cloud, a settings option for modal slates, adjusted haptic pulse intensity, and the option to turn off haptic pulse feedback. VertoStudio VR is a fully-capable 3D modeling and animation software for virtual reality.

Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

Reviews

51%

Audience ScoreBased on 12 reviews

grinding3 negative mentions

Verto Studio is an approachable and user-friendly tool for 3D modeling, especially in VR, making it easier for users who find traditional software overwhelming.
The app allows for quick and easy model sending to Looking Glass, and it supports importing various file formats like OBJ and FBX without lag.
The developer is proactive and responsive to user feedback, indicating a commitment to improving the software over time.

The user experience is awkward and unintuitive, with a steep learning curve and a lack of comprehensive tutorials, making it difficult for new users to get started.
The Oculus version has significant interface issues, such as clunky menus and unresponsive trackpad functions, which hinder usability.
Frequent crashes occur when performing basic tasks, such as adding objects or importing files, suggesting that the software is not fully stable yet.

grinding
1 mentions
0 % positive mentions
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300 % negative mentions
Users find the grinding aspect of retopology in Blender to be a tedious and labor-intensive process, highlighting the repetitive nature of the task.
- “Grinding feels like an endless chore that takes away from the enjoyment of the game.”
- “The repetitive nature of grinding makes it feel more like a job than a fun activity.”
- “I find myself spending hours on grinding, but it rarely feels rewarding or fulfilling.”