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Not exactly what youre looking for, but this type of game (using relavistic physics) has been attempted. Heres one built in unity that could be easily ported to
by zonkerdonker 3y ago
Not exactly what youre looking for, but this type of game (using relavistic physics) has been attempted. Heres one built in unity that could be easily ported to a Quest line device.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Slower_Speed_of_Light https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Slower_Speed_of_Light
I also found this render (and game!) that show off some aspects of relativistic spaceflight.
https://youtu.be/Ix1XlxF66Zk?si=8HzDH3U-CRM-erRB https://youtu.be/Ix1XlxF66Zk?si=8HzDH3U-CRM-erRB
I think the technical limit might be moot, better question might be how strong of a stomach you have, geometry gets pretty wacky near c
- robbomacrae 3y agoThats great! I wonder if the stomach issues would be eased if you were sat in a chair like captain kirk looking through a big panoramic window.
- okwhateverdude 3y agoPlaying No Man's Sky in VR gives this vibe. Sitting is fine. The first star field motion might induce a bit of vertigo, especially if your machine struggles and you get frame drops and stutters as it is loading.