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Blender is also related with Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality. You can create and edit 3D models of AR/VR with Blender.
by langitbiru 7y ago
Blender is also related with Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality. You can create and edit 3D models of AR/VR with Blender.
- andybak 7y agoDo you mean "create for AR/VR" or "create in AR/VR"? Any 3D application is useful for the former so I'm not clear on what specifically you're referring to. If you mean the latter then I'm aware of a "edit inside VR" add-on for Blender but unclear on what the AR connection might be.
- nybble41 7y agoThis is probably a reference to the integrated motion tracking support[1]. Sure, you can use any 3D application to generate content for AR, but it's a lot easier to overlay 3D object into an existing scene when the 3D application can process a video and automatically adjust the camera parameters to match. [1] https://lesterbanks.com/2019/07/everything-you-wanted-to-know-about-motion-tracking-in-blender/ https://lesterbanks.com/2019/07/everything-you-wanted-to-kno...
- langitbiru 7y agoSorry, I mean Blender as a 3D application. You can create or edit 3D models and export them to AR application.