Oculus Quest 2 Touch Controllers 3d models
Hello, I'm the designer of the NoobTube aiming device for Oculus Quest and Oculus Go... It's a very popular item, easy to print and build, cheap and extremely usable. To update it for Quest 2 I need a 3d model of the Quest 2 controllers, does anyone have it? has it been released officially? For the Quest and Go I used the official ones in download section, but it hasn't been updated with the Quest 2 ones.Oculus Quest 2 Headset 3d Model for 3d printable accessory development?
I hope I'm in the right place for this. Is there any word on providing a 3d model of the headset for us 3d printing enthusiasts to make our own customizable pieces for the Quest 2? We've got the controllers available to us now, which is wonderful, but I would really like to be able to create and print various clip on accessories, mounts, stands, protectors, etc. without having to pay for a model from a third party that may or may not actually be accurate!
Optimizing Unity Showroom or .fbx 3D Models
I'm trying to build a showroom for my .fbx 3D models with Unity. My problem is that my files are way too big. I have almost no problem putting 18x 10MB 3D Files into my VR-Room but with 2x 50MB Files it gets shaky and laggy. Furthermore I have models which are 250MB big. I already changed the Quality and Texture Compression (ASTC) in Unity. The models are built with "Autodesk Inventor" and rendered with "Keyshot". My questions: - Are there more settings in Unity which could help me optimizing my Application? (I'm no Unity expert so I dont know the settings in detail) - Are there better options to build my 3D Models? - Which size/polygon count would be optimal for many 3D models in one room? - Any other tips? Thank you very much in advance! Edit: Would it be possible to stream the app from my PC to the oculus quest?