My Plan To Save VR

[@jayyusi]

A very ambitious project indeed, you will have to pay attention so that it doesn't spiral out of control

[@ghostop3ration]

As someone with thousands of hours in VR(C) and as a developer myself, this project sounds absolutely amazing! The idea that worlds, avatars and infrastructure can interact as a monolith of a system is something that I would adopt. I think it's about time someone revolutionizes the way VR environments. Making it truly open source and self-hostable means that we don't need to bend to corpos or the policies of standard platforms. This would be huge!

[@bubblesoft-dev]

I think resonite is very close to your vision and it's getting closer. It is possible to curate your world to a extent by whitlisting only certain avatars, disabling spawning items, colling avatars and manage your privileges automaticly. You can effectively control any entity in your world with a script complex enough. I really want the platform to grow and not scare away the normies.

[@hoshimi_kiyoshi]

I love this, please don't burn yourself out, good luck!!!

[@WireWhiz]

I'll try, but no promises.

[@MrNoaheng]

Interesting... The level of ambition here caught my eye. Def a sub. Best of luck!

[@WireWhiz]

If I aim for the stars I’ll at least get to the moon right?

[@CarsFer]

@@WireWhiz Aim for other galaxies then :3

[@filosovr]

I loved your old video “The metaverse people actually want” and this one is also really good. I always appreciate your point of view when it comes to this topic since it resonates with mine when it comes to metaverse related stuff. Hope to see you in vr some day!

[@WireWhiz]

This video really is just much more polished version of that one isn’t it? With a little bit of hindsight and extra experience thrown in. I think I’m safe to say that I should have that in-engine meetup going before the end of the year, (hopefully much sooner, but going to give myself margin there lol) definitely will see you there, or might run into you in VRC before then

[@nicktheweirdgamer]

I really like the idea of an open-source self-hosting first platform like this. Even if something happens to the company, brane won't disappear completely this way, assuming it actually manages to develop to that point, and you can potentially benefit of the leftover processing power of computers worldwide. I'll defenately be keeping an eye on this.

[@RagBrokeHisThumb]

This looks interesting, I say this as a programmer. Is this open source? (I haven’t seen the full video yet, will edit soon) Edit 1: damn you spoke my mind Edit 2: I absolutely want in. Edit 3: it’s open source I am absolutely in

[@ClaySano]

Sounds like a dream come true for VR devs but I remain hesitantly optimistic. As you likely know and have heard a thousand times "limit scope your so you can get a product out the door". I know limiting scope is always a challenge but if you can get the ball rolling and get others interested I would love to see this rapidly developed by interested people.

[@TinyTank800]

You have my interest. I will be following with great hope! This sounds like my dream as a massive sao fan. The seed idea has always been bouncing in my head. I really hope you can pull this off. ❤

[@WireWhiz]

I can’t believe I forgot to reference that! The seed is a huge inspiration for what I’m trying to make

[@TinyTank800]

@WireWhiz i can see the inspiration for sure with the whole self hosted part and world creator control. Always next video to explain it lol. I for sure will mess with making my own world when I can!

[@lordmeowsk]

Loading screen being a train ride with friends is an idea I had for my game or a space shuttle loading system with a station for servers and mini games or game modes.

[@LlamaHatMedia]

As a world dev in VRChat and also a researcher in SocialVR, I am really excited to see where this goes. Very ambitious as many have said before, but I think the way you're going about it is the right way, I wish you the best of luck making it a reality.

[@hydroxu]

This sounds like a similar ideology to what dries Matrix or Mastodon, but for VR, and I'm all for it! I'm loving this slow shift towards decentralised hosting of content, especially for services like this where the entire point is to engage with the community. As a developer, if some parts are in a language I'm comfortable writing in, I will 100% contribute.

[@antimetaprecidence5600]

I'm just being introduced to this project via the algorithm and I could not be more intrigued and excited. As a fellow developer I cannot wait to get my hands on what you create and help flesh out this world you describe. Will be following very closely!

[@TeamDman]

Sounds like a great initiative! Years ago I used to play on ROBLOX, there were places set up called script builders that let players execute code by using the chat feature. This was a great experience because you could just hang out and work on your own stuff and see what other people were doing real-time. The engine sandbox was pretty good, but you could also do stuff like insert 100k message instances inside a player's local GUI to lag out their computer, so the sandbox wasn't infallible. The collaborative programming experience is definitely something to strive for, I haven't seen it done like those script builders yet

[@mBUSHattack]

I'll believe it when I see it, but I'm rooting for you. It feels like it should be possible for things to be better than they currently are, good luck!

[@AEONIC_MUSIC]

This is the sort of thing i have been looking for, looking forward to trying it.

[@gogoesh]

BROOOOO You brought back memories when you brought up the mortality doctrine series!! Absolutely loved those books! Honestly very interested to see your progress with this project, especially after hearing how this series was one of your inspirations. Wish you the best in this endeavor.

[@shadowtrell9961]

I love that you mentioned The Mortality Doctrine.

[@ethynethyn]

dude fuck yes i am absolutely rooting for you, it is clear you hold the passion and knowlege to make this difference we wanna see so bad, U CAN DO IT!!!

[@Blazecreek]

That was a neat video! it'll be cool to check back here in a year or two and see how everything's progressed :)

[@WireWhiz]

Poi!

[@tiagotiagot]

Something that's probably important to keep in mind is how you're gonna abstract interface skeumorphisms. Not everyone will want a portal into a train and waste time physically navigating to the exit of a program all the time; people might want to multi-task and keep a word in a wrist-watch similar to Google Earth VR's StreetView globe, or have "phones" that can stretch and get inside, or turn around have the new space seamless blended where where weren't seeing etc; a winding walkable path where the destination will found behind a turn when ready, worlds organized in rooms in the person's own custom mansion etc; communication systems may be wearables, ghosts, portals, wormholes, messenger robots etc; and n general, apps don't need to be whole worlds, you could have autonomous objects, volumes, screens, wearables of all sorts and so on; and certain things must not be fully enforced by the world, what if people need an alarm clock, need to check their pets or kids in the real world while middle of an activity, need to answer a job call etc; certain appearance changes might need to be one-way to account for certain mental health particularities. And that's even before we start considering people might all be wearing a headset with plenty of walking space int he real world; some might be sitting, some might be acessing via a hand-held device, some might have some sort of mocap and real-world screen with head tracking to provide immersion or even a stereo or even full-on light-field screen, maybe some day some stuff like KeckCAVES might be a little more common, perhaps some stuff derived from Jeri Ellsworth style of tech. And so on.

[@gadg3tguy05]

Just joined the discord, and am VERY excited to see where this goes. I think 'dress-code' style avatar enforcement is a really, REALLY good idea, but I do somewhat worry that, because of that, a lot of worlds would end up disabling custom avatars altogether to avoid any risk of bad actors, similar to how most players in VRChat have a lot of the custom avatar stuff turned off for newer users and the like. (I understand why, but as someone with a short friends list, kinda sucks that I can't really show off the avatar I've put a decent bit of work into.) As for the train system, I think that having that continuity of experience will do wonders for immersion, and the fact that it physicalizes the act of going to a different world (I think VR UI and UX could stand to make less things into flat menus and buttons) is such a cool thing. Overall, this has given me a lot to think about, and I can't wait to see where this goes. I hope progress will be steady and that the foundations will be well-built.

[@newtz.]

vrchats main issue is its user created content... were most avatars are verypoor rated or above... i genuinly feel like there is no need to ever have avatars that unoptimised ever... medium rated should be the gold standard with poor rated avatars being something if you wanna show off something cool.... Especialy with if you will be able to whip out objects from servers... then you dont need those on your avatar aswell...

[@robertwyatt3912]

@@newtz.90% of avatars are poorly optimized because 90% of avatars were created before quest support was added. They were created for PCs, not mobile.

[@chloe-sunshine7]

@@newtz.If I’m not mistaken, I think a large portion of the cause of that is the lack of user freedom. People want an avatar where they can switch between different outfits, change eyes and hair, and have various little fun tools to play with. And the way they do this is having all of these things loaded at all times but turned invisible. If we had more modular avatars like the person in the video described, I imagine we could have only what’s necessary at the time rendered making the avatar much lighter. Although, I only have a very basic understanding of avatars, so maybe I’m overlooking some things. Please let me know if I’m wrong. Edit: after rereading your comment, I think you addressed this and I just misunderstood. My bad 😅

[@newtz.]

@ upload outfits to diffrent versions of the avatar… and colours is only a hue and saruration shift. Would not increase performance…. There is no need to ever have a verypoor avatar unless you do stuff like spaceship combat

[@newtz.]

@ optimisation has nothing to do with quest support. An avatar can be 200k polys and still be quest compatible…. No avatars need to be above poor. Peoplr are just unreasinably incompitent

[@RadiaFox]

*chuckles* as someone who played resonite/neos for 4 years, i can safely say you are correct with it's flaws. the devs are far too captivated with adding new features or giving much needed upgrades/reworks/facelifts to older or broken ones to notice the GLARING flaws with their culture on the platform

[@HighScoreHerozz]

Man everything in this video is great! I’ve been wondering where all the enthusiasts and entrepreneurs were at I’ve been thinking similarly about how to implement larger spaces into vrchat and I’ve been planning to make a chunk system, but while I have come up with a system that could (using built in osc to connect to outside servers) interpret user data for moderation and other systems, there still is an immersion wall because of vrchat’s loading screens I’m excited to see what it could look like without any of vrchat’s restrictions so I do believe I’ll keep an eye on this ingenious project

[@GlitchedXP]

This sounds absolutely insane if you are able to pull it off! Very interested on the vision, best of luck to you man!

[@decondanieth3822]

Skeptical, but my attention is entirely garnered and I'm eager to see how it pans out. Though I do have one otherwise notable concern from when you mentioned how you'd like to have an in-game editor. It would indeed be very cool to have an incredibly capable and great to use editor in-game, that much I can agree with but I can only support that so long as there's a capable "2d" editor. >VR is already strain enough on my system, so I like to get done what i can outside of it; which granted is partially a problem on my side-its also not something I ever see truly going away (ie. as hardware gets better and more available, software inevitably tends to capitalize on it overall making performance gains less impactful-if there remain any at all). >While it depends on the actual application of your editor, I imagine it would still be fairly inconvenient to use for certain aspects of creation that are needed in the overall project (whether it be modeling, rigging/weighting, audio design, drawing textures, etc) which would necessitate using other programs in conjunction, often times having many open at once that will be switched between very commonly (ex: i almost always have blender, unity, audacity, krita, and a few other misc programs open for one project) and using 2d programs in a VR theater while possible, is far too inconvenient for it to be worth it imo >While this would also depend on the future of VR hardware, I dont see it changing significantly enough in the near future to make it truly more convenient than 2d. No matter how good the editor, it would be significantly more annoying to have to go through the process of booting up vr, the game, and the ingame editor and then working in that vr stage for the next dozen hours every time you want to do anything to your content. Granted you did say that it would be open source so even if you entirely disregarded a 2d editor, there wouldnt inherently be anything outright preventing a valid replacement being made in its stead

[@WireWhiz]

I’m definitely focusing on the 2D editor first. As you bring up it’s a lot more convenient in a lot of instances

[@thomaburga]

tbh i really like what your doing, and i really hope if the "metaverse" does get made its completely open source and owned by the COMMUNITY. imo i dont think any "metaverse" product thats owned by one company is gonna take off, because if something is a metaverse, it needs to have full interactivity between different platforms and games which is something meta wont ever be capable of. anyway luv for doing this

[@DingleFlop]

Articulate enough to share your vision, Based enough to say that current web tech is horrific. Subbed.

[@Zeke_Calithorne]

you can definitely limit what items are able to be spawned in resonite, although not through any first party method but because the scripting language is pretty in depth there almost certainly are tools already to do this or those tools can be made, I think resonite has a long way to go before it can be adopted by a more broad audience though but I think it could get there

[@WireWhiz]

It could definitely get there, but there would need to be a focus on that from the devs on those aspects to fully solve that. I am rooting for it though, it's an awesome platform.

[@relected]

as a person who never touched vr but loves vrchat i will be observing your progress with great intent

[@CoffeeCode3D]

I'm hyped to see someone this passionate about vr, ill be subbing to keep tabs on your project

[@Smoo_fy]

I hope this really interesting project will be able to get finished and that the community you brought around this whole idea can help achieve your goal, I'm really hyped for the future of this project and I hope you'll have fun "materializing" your idea

[@crackhair3998]

i love your vision, regardless of whether the project succeeds or not i hope the process will still be a good experience

[@hex5741]

This seems like a really cool idea

[@willio-o5174]

I am a casual player of vr but your idea really caught me, i will subscribe you to see your progress.

[@rocketmarker]

this sounds really cool! i hope this project goes well

[@Ryxbar]

This is fascinating, and I'm stoked to see where you go with it! Can't wait to get on the train at Mumbo's VR Hangout Cafe and just ride it over to xXxander's Shoot n' Scoot laser dogfighting arena. What a time to be alive

[@nacligang]

11:10 I remember randomly reading that series before ever even knowing about maze runner at school and you're genuinely the first person I've ever seen talk about it

[@ArchetypeArchitect]

Impressive to see how much work you’ve done towards this.

[@Cryosimorgh]

Though tbf, being able to execute scripts at runtime can have security breaches since for example I can make your client crash by feeding it bad code or causing stack overflows or feeding you malware.... it is a security nightmare so it's good to have safety checks in mind while developing it

[@WireWhiz]

Sandboxing is the top priority, copying a lot of the wasm spec for that

[@Cryosimorgh]

@WireWhiz yea fair enough. I wish I could help but I have never worked on making an engine or a language

[@Mags1n]

I don’t know much about coding and many other things but this looks very interesting and I’m pretty excited to see how this will go

[@businessstuff7776]

I love your vision and am excited to see more. Best of luck to you!

[@ozten]

Beware the curse of Project Xanadu. Ted Nelson designed the perfect hypertext system decades before the web shipped. He never shipped, because perfect was the enemy of good enough. He had identity, monetization, and a link could never be a broken link as all links were "two ways". WWW finally shipped with text plus one way hyper links and took the world by storm. Just your goal of a multi-threaded scripting language is a massive undertaking to crack the problem that most scripting languages have settled on a global lock and specific threading packages to opt into multi-threading. User's won't know or care about this as much as the UX you describe. Good luck! Awesome video!

[@WireWhiz]

That's the main worry, thought at the end of the day if I end up pushing whatever becomes popular to be better then I will have succeeded in a way. Definitely not writing enough specs at the moment for it to be "perfect" though, goal is to have this out relatively fast.

[@jatoxo]

I really like your vision for this project. I'm especially interested in the architecture that will be supporting it I think one of the bigger problems to think about is how to handle failure to retrieve assets. In VR Chat, when you download a world succesfully you gain the guarantee that the entire world is now stable and available to you. But if the environment is broken down into smaller dynamically fetched components, you can't guarantee they will all be available, but you CAN get into a state where you need them to be. This might be simple when all that is missing is a piece of world geometry, but if something like a script fails to load, what even is the correct way to handle this? Second, browsing the web is inherently something you do on your own, you're just loading the content from a web server. There's no concept of sharing a loaded website with someone else, like you would be sharing a VR world with your friends. In VR Chat you have this concept of instances, but what decides what an "instance" is, in the case of Brane?

[@WireWhiz]

That's what those "runtime servers" are for, the idea I'm working with right now is that there's a runtime server associated with each chunk, with one server handling as many chunks as possible, but with the ability to "hand" chunks off to other servers if needed. I'm a big fan of "one persistent instance", so that's what I'm gunning for, but for extremely high player count scenarios and intentional splitting up of players I'm not quite sure how I want to handle that yet, since "world" boundaries are a bit fuzzy. Maybe something like a world creator sets collections of chunks that can be instanced, and then there's UI or an API to select which one of those instanced regions you want to enter.

[@WireWhiz]

To the question of failing to load, errors are likely going to be handled on the chunk level, I'm planning to have an emergency boundary system that prevents players from entering a chunk that's not sufficiently loaded in worst case scenarios. Hopefully I'm able to figure out a way to let world creators define what happens in these scenarios as well for specific situations. So in short people would just get locked out dangerously unloaded parts of the world with invisible walls.

[@boofey]

You make a lot of really good points here. I may not be a coder/programmer extraordinaire, but I understand a lot of what you're saying here and why you're making the decisions you do. Having a discord for this is a really good idea. Creating a team to do this definitely seems like the best route to take, and it seems like you already have plans to do that :). I'll definitely be dipping my toes back into the space of development so that one day I might be able to help with a project such as this. A lot of us will be rooting for you! Good luck, and godspeed.

[@jibblydibbles]

Holy moly, if this comes out I’m gonna flip. Definitely will sub and follow along the progress 🎉❤

[@ma-soki]

Really hope this winds up well! Please continue with it, it'd be beautiful to see

[@craftmyne]

mortality is a damn deep cut, haven't thought about that in a ages

[@func_e]

i totally believe in this, man. You got this. You got the brains (haha) for it and you got a solid plan. I'm excited to see where this goes in the future.

[@TJPlaysNow]

This is brilliant, I cannot wait to see what happens!

[@CookieMage27]

This looks amazing, I hope it sees full fruition in the future, I just hope some big company doesn’t come along and try to antagonize you or the project. this is the kind of thing I think of when I think of an irl ready player one scenario, but without the dystopian aspect lol, good luck, take a cookie 🍪! Ps. I really like the idea of seamless loading and world set rules on player avatars. Pps. I am about to reread the ready player one books after watching the video lol -CookieMage27

[@WireWhiz]

Not gonna lie, I'm re-reading a couple books after this too lol.

[@Fenixisreal]

this is really ambitious i hope you are ready for something like this... and if it fails even after finishing it

[@bosmicc]

Super interesting project! I’m optimistic for how this will turn out. I don’t spend a lot of time in VR, but definitely am disappointed about how the current VR Ecosystem is. Can’t wait to see where this goes!

[@NEWGreatlyDum]

Really interested to see where this’ll end up. keep up the cool vids ❗️

[@skootz24]

Power to you, brother! The industry needs a shake-up for sure.

[@netcore10]

I'm a disabled (wheelchair) VR player! I Can definitely give a lot of advice for VR accessability!

[@Konomi_io]

this seems really ambitious, interested to see where it goes

[@angeldragonpants2944]

Super interesting!!! I’m excited to see where this project leads!

[@dimitri0404]

Mortality doctrine is amazing. I read it years ago, and keep hoping that someone does something more with it.

[@k3y.mp4]

for the accesibility, please support taste and smell senses in the engine by default(maybe it could be a property of materials) although we dont have any viable option for them yet, in the last year alone there has been crazy progress towards fully digitized tastes and scents, so we may even see a consumer-grade option for these technologies within the next decade!

[@WireWhiz]

Hmmm, I'll think about how to let it be added in later. I have a similar idea for how to implement better haptics for advanced haptic gloves by using extra textures in a material, could make that a more generic system to allow for extending to stuff like taste as another texture.

[@k3y.mp4]

@@WireWhiz or maybe as separate materials(like how theres a physics material, there could also be a taste and scent material)

[@FuranA7x]

Good luck with the project

[@dimitri0404]

What VR needs is a more standard operating system. An operating system that at its core ensures that no matter what setup you use, you can have a normal experience. That would make it possible to have different parts of your setup by different companies.(A headset by group A, with controllers by B and....) This would make it more accessible, less wealthy people can buy some cheaper equipment while rich people can buy high quality ones. This also gives companies the chance to invest without being scared by big players like meta. Giving more varied kinds of equipment And lastly software makers won't have to worry about what equipment you use. Making the complexity for them a lot smaller. In other words, someone needs to make something like Linux for VR.

[@pokemonXD1]

Man it was so fun watching thrillseeker and also seeing cool VR news each week.

[@WireWhiz]

I can confirm he’s been cooking recently tho

[@sandwichdragon]

Commenting for the algorithm, keep up the amazing work dude!

[@realDragonJT]

Lots of questions, but i love the idea, i hope to see this go somewhere

[@mememan1969]

I read a book from the mortality doctrine series a while ago, so you're not the only one!

[@niceleverace]

I love the train idea. It's like dead space. Pretty smart.

[@PB33F]

You are the chosen one! I believe in you!!

[@HecmarJayam]

Here to show support! lets Go!

[@CyanLex]

I'm loving the vision! I'll keep an eye on you, keep it up!

[@Ale4D]

This souds like an amazing project full of wonder, but I am super worried that it will be too overwhelming the amount of work needed to make it all work. Maybe with some engine like Unreal to stream a level from a server you could just download and import at runtime the assets or map a server as a disk (like the google drive for desktop for example). Good luck!

[@Ashmurtagh100]

This is really interesting and hope it goes well (also respect for the fashion)

[@JNJNRobin1337]

for some reason this inspires me to try and learn just to make my own concept thing - though based more on the idea of what nine sols has

[@k3y.mp4]

WE ARE SO BACK

[@Lvxurian]

So, like a year or two ago, I was thinking, "What would it take to create a FULLY virtual world?" I mean, totally immersive, right? First off, I thought about Elon’s brain chip tech imagine not having to wear a VR headset and actually being able to feel sensations like PAIN and stuff. That would be INSANE! Then there’s this AI video generator I had in mind when I first asked this question, but I can’t remember the name now. Still, the idea of making super realistic videos from text is just wild! And if we could incorporate VR with all that tech, we’d totally have a realistic world. Im ALL IN on this like, seriously, Im totally on board. If Im still gonna be that person who feels like a kid in their mom's basement playing video games, then I’d honestly LOVE to jump in and help create this (IF YOU'RE COOL WITH IT). I might not know much about coding, but I’ll give it my best shot. have all the time in the world and Im ready to put that time into this

[@GeenzVR]

One very small correction about Resonite. You can limit spawning permissions, scaling permissions, and others to specific roles in the world today.

[@sponix4fit]

I can see it now, you are a visionary my friend!

[@onerimeuse]

That little glance after "any device you want" 😂😂😂

[@Alkumist]

With how ambitious this is I could see valve trying something similar

[@scoffpickle9655]

Very ambitious, but if done right, you pioneer VR tech. Try to not burn ys out dude!

[@DumDragon]

You're gonna go far, kid.

[@DumDragon]

What you're pitching here sounds like a monumental task, but a dream if it were a reality. I personally love VR, and I've had wonderful experiences but a lot of the luster has dulled for me knowing it may take many more years before serious advancements are made in every aspect that makes VR what it is. Love the name and concept you're going for. I can see a huge shift in what VR could be in reality if you manage to pull this off. Honestly, if I had any real backend proframming skills I would love to be a part of this, paid or not, but I'll wait and watch and keep tabs on your progress and hope and pray that you really can make this dream a reality. You're doing good work, keep it up. 👍

[@JurassicJordan]

I think we found the real Haliday

[@DarkwitchBea]

I hope it goes well

[@Slipperylmao]

I don't even got vr and I'm into it. the no loading screens reminds me of cyberpunk which is sending mixed signals but I'm here for it.

[@zozzinator]

Heavily reminds me of "the core" in sword art online. Good luck, looking forward to developments!

[@WireWhiz]

*The Seed, but yes that was a huge inspiration as well that I forgot to mention

[@Whoisthis-li2mz]

Can't wait.

[@esIworld]

That’s a really ambitious project, and it sounds exciting! Just a quick tip-maybe look into improving the audio quality on your videos. It sounds a bit hollow, like you’re in an empty room, and fixing that could make your presentation feel a lot more polished. Good luck!

[@WireWhiz]

Real, this is a camera mic in a garage, that other mic you can see ended up sounding worse. Definitely doing something better for the next one.

[@RedSlashAce]

I Like Trains 🚂🚃

[@RedSlashAce]

Could you customize your train 🤔

[@WireWhiz]

If I designed it more like a protocol then a world that can re-link itself then I guess yeah, though at that point why don’t I go all the way and make it so people can fly any custom vehicle between worlds? (The idea would be vehicles would be made of “mobile chunks”, same way as the train) hardest part is figuring out airspace permits when you know someone’s pulling up in the Enterprise or a Star Destroyer.

[@jotsgame]

The promise looks great. the apache license is very wrong choice for your goal. in a year or two after you achieve mild sucess Meta will come and crush your dreams by stealing your code. And building a pripietary solution on top of it. GPL and AGPL has it own share of problems. It really plays nice into web3.0 idea and fedoverse would really suppport your efforts

[@WireWhiz]

My guy, the entire reason that I chose Apache is so that people CAN build proprietary stuff on top of it. And from a business perspective “crushing” the original project doesn’t make sense when you can just fund the original project and not need to hire developers. I’ve spent the last 2 years in the VR b2b space, no crushing is happening. Also I would be very happy if meta takes my future stuff, their software would be slightly less of an embarrassment then.

[@jotsgame]

@@WireWhiz If you thought that through then I have nothing to complain. Thanks for the reply.

[@Halengar-o7]

Thank the algorithm. This looks awesome

[@migriv4603]

This is literally Roblox studio. I know you mentioned that earlier, but I highly highly recommend looking into it more. It'll massively help with potential architecture and stuff

[@sethmcarthur7592]

Geniunely incredible, burt out hard on vrchat and this sounds like exactly what i wanted that to be

[@blockhead1899]

I wish I could work for your company and be like one of those people who helped bring the oculus to life

[@cheese_man2717]

Reflections of your coat on the ground was the only thing i could focus on Also youre a real life less crazy James Halliday

[@WireWhiz]

who says I'm less crazy?

[@ThrowawayAccountToComment]

Very interesting, I have a small server and a few friends that also have headsets, let us know when this is in a good state!

[@therealrockothetaco]

Not gonna pretend I understand most of this, but damn does it sound exciting to see your vision through! Subscribed, looking the future of your project 👍

[@LocalTrashyt]

9:05 omg. Rust has been seen in a good light. Yippee.

[@Smoo_fy]

I kinda hope thrillseeker and/or phia can bring more attention to your project ngl

[@WireWhiz]

How much should I say... no I'll leave it all as a surprise.

[@Spark_Of_Blue]

I honestly love your vision. I am a little worried about your huge scope and lack of real funding tho. Especially without a team of people working under you. With the rate vr is moving at it's not feasible to do it yourself and I would really recommend attempting to expand into a team of people or else your project may get left behind. What your looking at making will take decades for a single person and by that time there may already be a competitor in your market gap. I really recommend reaching out and hiring some people if you manage to get a bit from crowd funding. If you need any help feel free to contact me my dm's are open and I can share my (albeit limited) experience in a business management roll Goodluck!!

[@WireWhiz]

That’s the plan, if I get enough funding I’m definitely forming a team

[@Spark_Of_Blue]

Honestly really looking forward to see where this goes. A "metaverse" with a solid base planned like this will go far if you pay your cards tight

[@Spark_Of_Blue]

Right