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...Open Brush is a derivative made from the open source code of Tilt Brush, a room-scale 3D-painting virtual-reality application available from Google, originally developed by Skillman & Hackett. OpenBrush strives to be an open source tool to help everyone create their own art. We believe in the preservation of art, and the freedom of artists. At our core, we are community led and driven, and while there may be a small core team behind OpenBrush, it would not be possible without our community.

UEVR is a powerful VR mod for Unreal Engine games, supporting versions 4.8 to 5.4. It offers full 6DOF and stereoscopic 3D support out of the box, along with three rendering modes: Native Stereo, Synchronized Sequential, and AFR. It works with OpenVR and OpenXR runtimes, enabling a smooth VR experience with optional roomscale movement and motion controls. UEVR also features a user-friendly GUI, in-game menu, and per-game configurations, allowing modders to enhance VR functionality with C++...

The repository contains the open-sourced code to Calcflow, a powerful mathematical visualization tool designed to give students, educators, and engineers a better grasp on some of the most difficult concepts in vector calculus. Utilizing the best UI/UX theory, Calcflow is an intuitive VR interface for vector calculus and is used by scientists and engineers for both educational and commercial applications. Today, the most common tool for complex maths visualization in the classroom is the TI-84+. ...

IslandViz Virtual Reality's dependencies are JsonObject, QuickGraph4Unity, SteamVR, Triangle.NET C# port. All of these are included as sub-modules and are obtained automatically when the IslandViz repo is cloned recursively. Additionally, TextMesh Pro has to be downloaded from the Unity Assetstore and placed inside the IslandViz/Assets folder. Tested with Unity 2018.1.9f2

...The other aspect is the "game" mode tools. You can fly around your favorite outcrops and see unique angles that are impossible or difficult to get in real life. With the laser pointer tool, you can create lines and planes that then display the trend/plunge or strike/dip. Use the Unity menu to select Tools/Localize Photogrammetry Model from UTM. This function takes in a photogrammetry .obj file that is in UTM coordinates and converts it into smaller numbers so that Unity can work with it. If a texture file is supplied as well, it will be mapped onto the object.