Immersed - Feature Demos - AI Generated 360° Photos

Using AI to generate dynamic "skybox" 360° photos, the only limitation on where you can work... is your own imagination! In this video, I demonstrate the capability of Immersed to use 360° photos as environments. I also show you how to use AI to generate 360° photos that are as unique as you are!
Thank you to my buddy Nate for the 360° photo of the Carina Nebula.
And a very special thank you to my buddy James for the absolutely brilliant idea of using AI to generate 360° photos!
0:00 Introduction
1:26 Review Normal Environments
2:58 Blue & Green Screens
3:37 The Void & Space 360° Photos
4:34 Changing Seats
5:15 Original 360° Photo Environments
6:19 The Platform
7:28 Hiding the Platform
8:48 New 360° Photo Environments
9:52 Use Your Own Custom 360° Photo
11:44 Use AI to Generate a Custom 360° Photo
14:58 Conclusion
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Note: I am not an Immersed employee. I'm a paying customer (although you can use Immersed for free). I just love using their software to work in VR!

[@stateportSound_wav]

I totally forgot while working on the beach, I could switch seats for a better view! Now you made me want to go Luke Skywalker mode though, floating above that island 😅

[@WorkInVR]

I love it! That's the beauty of it..... working in here, you can try something different every day!

[@dorg9952]

Thanks! Really enjoyed this video.

[@WorkInVR]

You bet! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@ChuckAsum]

Hey just wondering have you ever tried using a Bluetooth mouse connected to the VR headset for working? Have you experienced screen tearing to an extreme degree?

[@WorkInVR]

I've always had my Bluetooth keyboard and trackball wirelessly connected to my computer, not the headset. I have never had a need to connect it to the headset before. I have experienced screen tearing on very rare occasions. That is highly unusual. An app restart always clears that right up

[@lowbar77]

I really need to get cool with sidequest integration. I had it on my previous headset, but use it so infrequently that I always struggle to use it. This is great news though as I can never find a really great background I like. Thanks.

[@WorkInVR]

Awesome! A buddy of mine recommended this USB-C Hub: a.co/d/idJziFa That, combined with this cable: a.co/d/gQjIVIq allows me to stay plugged in all day for power, but also maintain a USB-C connection to my laptop so I can have access to the headset files via SideQuest. Works great!

[@skydel9204]

@@WorkInVR Should work via Wireless ADB as well as far as I know :D I have 5 BoBo VR Batteries for my Quest 3 and i do hot swap them xD

[@WorkInVR]

@@skydel9204 Nice! I need to look into wireless ADB - I've never messed with that. Thanks for the tip!

[@firestarter_88]

hey dave. looking all over the place for a feature i thought i was able to activate few months ago. i want to be able to lock all my 5 screens in relation to each other and move them around together. any idea how i can do that? thanks for the awesome content you put out!

[@firestarter_88]

i'm able to do it but not in a customized way. pretty sure i was able to customize the configuration and move all the screens together at some point before

[@WorkInVR]

Hi there - the only way Immersed allows you to move screens around and resize them together as a group is if you use their SnapGrid feature. Personally, I don't use that because I like the more fine-tuned, granular control of moving the screens independently. But if you want to move them together, you have to put them in the SnapGrid.

[@firestarter_88]

@@WorkInVR thanks for the response! god bless!

[@firestarter_88]

one more question. i use 5 screens and i keep having these glitches where some screens end up mirrored. so 1 and 2 will end up the same screen or 4 & 5 will end up the same, and they'll glitch from what should be there to the mirrored screens. i then usually disconnect and reconnect which sometimes solves the problem but today i've disconnected and reconnected to my mac like 10 times and problem has persisted. any advice as to how i can address this? thanks in advance!

[@WorkInVR]

@@firestarter_88 Hmmmm... I've never experienced that. However, I'm running Windows. Have you tried saving your slots? Get everything set up, then hit save on whatever slot you're in in settings. See if that locks it in. If not, I'd try the Mac Help channel on the Immersed Discord. Sorry I don't have a better answer. 😞

[@cook7772]

Space makes sense to float. I hate the other ones because I’m floating in the air and my brain hates it. I can see why they put the platform.

[@WorkInVR]

Exactly. They added the platform for people to feel "grounded" because some people found being high in the air to be disconcerting. However, some people (like me! 😁) love that feeling... it's like flying. But, more importantly, the platform was obscuring our screens (when they're huge and angled down). When the Immersed team added the ability to hide the platform, it was a perfect solution. People who like the platforms can have them. Those that don't want them can turn them off. It was a great solution and they knocked that out in a day. It was pretty cool that they heard the feedback and implemented a flexible solution so quickly!

[@19th.]

Hi, will you be trying Vision Pro?

[@WorkInVR]

Actually, no. Way too rich for me! I've pre-ordered my Visor from Immersed!

[@AndyFabianCruz]

I pre-ordered the Visor as well... What do you think will make it stand out from the Quest Pro and competition?? @@WorkInVR

[@WorkInVR]

@@AndyFabianCruz 4k resolution per eye! That is truly going to be next level text clarity! Plus, the tiny, light weight firm factor. It's going to be amazing!

[@stateportSound_wav]

@@AndyFabianCruzEverything Dave said, plus I can finally lay my head down while looking at my screens, without a huge bump in the back! Such a simple thing I was expecting to do, when Immersed inspired me to get VR in the first place.