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I am developing an open-source full-body VR fitness game [1] It's mainly for body-weight exercises, but if it makes sense to use Traindown for showing the resu
by blensor 6y ago
I am developing an open-source full-body VR fitness game [1]
It's mainly for body-weight exercises, but if it makes sense to use Traindown for showing the results in a readable manner and having it in an interchangeable format I would be interested to add support for that.
Here is a video showing what I mean
[2]
and here is how the data is currently presented
[3]
[1] https://vrworkout.at https://vrworkout.at
[2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0c-74EfrKAQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0c-74EfrKAQ
[3] https://portal.vrworkout.at/share/944835fbb97e451395ea3d294417385a/ https://portal.vrworkout.at/share/944835fbb97e451395ea3d2944...
- aloisdg 6y agoI love the idea. Open to try it one day.
- blensor 6y agoIf you have SideQuest you can check it out. It's already pretty stable and people seem to mostl enjoy it, at least if you accept that it's a workout first and a game second, but for quite a few people that's even more compelling. I developed it because I didn't want to go for several hours on Beat Saber et al but wanted sonething to give me a very intense workout in a short as time as possible, think of HIIT in VR
- tylerscott 6y agoThat is SO RAD! I’m always around if you need to spitball some ideas on how to use Traindown. tyler at greaterscott dot com. Thanks for looking and actually considering using it.
- blensor 6y agoWill send you a message