Brianna Wu / John Flynt - DEAGLE NATION STILL LIVES

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she's probably just trolling for mansplanations, but I really hope she actually wears that on national TV or turns it into her regular getup
 
Von Clausewitz said:
If she manages to squeeze herself into that outfit, I am going to call her Brianna Wurst.
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No biggie, space outfits can stretch to fit.
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It appears Wu gets her clothes from Etsy...

https://www.etsy.com/shop/ZOLNAR

Not gonna lie, the design is pretty interesting, but I figure Wu will make it look terrible. Probably thinks it'll make her look like Commander Shepard from Mass Effect but she'll end up looking like a Star Trek Borg. I just hope it won't hurt Zolnar's sales.
 
Peace and Harmony said:
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOW

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As much as I want to state that Brianna is flat out lying, it's actually entirely possible that she managed to fumble her way through it with the documentation. A quick glance through the documentation shows that all you really have to do is (aside from building the basic components of a scene) change a few drop-down menus to the VR option, add a camera and change its menu to VR as well. Importing the existing level could be done by anyone who could find the menu so...not really much of an accomplishment? It's definitely a fixed camera where all you can do is look around and maybe clip through some nearby object because Brianna likely doesn't really get coordinate systems.

It's kinda like changing the font sizes in a document except you needed an expensive piece of hardware to see the result.
 
Catgirls are Love said:
As much as I want to state that Brianna is flat out lying, it's actually entirely possible that she managed to fumble her way through it with the documentation. A quick glance through the documentation shows that all you really have to do is (aside from building the basic components of a scene) change a few drop-down menus to the VR option, add a camera and change its menu to VR as well. Importing the existing level could be done by anyone who could find the menu so...not really much of an accomplishment? It's definitely a fixed camera where all you can do is look around and maybe clip through some nearby object because Brianna likely doesn't really get coordinate systems.

It's kinda like changing the font sizes in a document except you needed an expensive piece of hardware to see the result.
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She might well be lying. I don't think Epic have backported VR support to Unreal 3, so either she's imported a scene in to Unreal 4, or she's just bullshitting.
 
Norvic said:
She might well be lying. I don't think Epic have backported VR support to Unreal 3, so either she's imported a scene in to Unreal 4, or she's just bullshitting.
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As far as I'm aware, there is no VR support for Unreal 3. Looked briefly for it, didn't find it, so you're right about upgrading/importing and/or bullshiting.
 
Norvic said:
She might well be lying. I don't think Epic have backported VR support to Unreal 3, so either she's imported a scene in to Unreal 4, or she's just bullshitting.
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He's lying his ass off. UE3 has no VR support, and given Flynt admitted he uses hefty amounts of UnrealScript, I doubt he'd be able to port a scene without fucking it up royally to UE4.

tl;dr: Flagrant fucking bullshit.
 
Catgirls are Love said:
As much as I want to state that Brianna is flat out lying, it's actually entirely possible that she managed to fumble her way through it with the documentation. A quick glance through the documentation shows that all you really have to do is (aside from building the basic components of a scene) change a few drop-down menus to the VR option, add a camera and change its menu to VR as well. Importing the existing level could be done by anyone who could find the menu so...not really much of an accomplishment? It's definitely a fixed camera where all you can do is look around and maybe clip through some nearby object because Brianna likely doesn't really get coordinate systems.

It's kinda like changing the font sizes in a document except you needed an expensive piece of hardware to see the result.
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She was playing vydia for 13 hours a day the past week, if she did anything, she probably clicked the button labeled "Enable VR" or something.
 
Cynical said:
He's lying his ass off. UE3 has no VR support, and given Flynt admitted he uses hefty amounts of UnrealScript, I doubt he'd be able to port a scene without fucking it up royally to UE4.

tl;dr: Flagrant fucking bullshit.
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I haven't played around with Unreal and only briefly with Unity, so I know fuckall about game engines. But would UnrealScript be required to just load the level geometry and look around? I'm thinking Brianna at most just got the level geometry loaded and working in VR with nothing else that required any sort of game logic.
 
It's quite easy just to stick some meshes in a scene and add a camera to it with some basic controls, if you don't bother with collisions or physics. To give her the benefit of the doubt, she might just mean she made a VR controlled fly-through of some of a level. Actually porting the game to UE4 would not be the work of a weekend.
 
Catgirls are Love said:
As much as I want to state that Brianna is flat out lying, it's actually entirely possible that she managed to fumble her way through it with the documentation. A quick glance through the documentation shows that all you really have to do is (aside from building the basic components of a scene) change a few drop-down menus to the VR option, add a camera and change its menu to VR as well. Importing the existing level could be done by anyone who could find the menu so...not really much of an accomplishment? It's definitely a fixed camera where all you can do is look around and maybe clip through some nearby object because Brianna likely doesn't really get coordinate systems.
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You are expecting that someone that did not know what a BIOS is do all of that?
 
Norvic said:
It's quite easy just to stick some meshes in a scene and add a camera to it with some basic controls, if you don't bother with collisions or physics. To give her the benefit of the doubt, she might just mean she made a VR controlled fly-through of some of a level. Actually porting the game to UE4 would not be the work of a weekend.
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At best, it would be a tech demo with no meaningful gameplay, and that's assuming Wu is telling anything resembling the truth.
 
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