>>372652771
Seriously doubt productivity for AR or VR unless we are talking sales and pitching. Nice for architecture to literally be able to be in part of the building, that sort of shtick. Even when applied in the work place it'll be gimmicky, but will basically be luxury power points. I think we like to imagine Ironman hologram workspaces where we fling things around, but AR and VR immediately become cumbersome and annoying the moment you throw out a a simple drop down box or need to type quickly. AR and VR are the exact opposite of what you want to use when you want to work quickly and efficiently. I do a lot of 3D art which take hours. I started using quill. You quickly realize you want the fuck out of VR at the soonest possible point in your project because navigating menus and reading text is fucking awful and headache inducing. My current workload is draw in quill and gtfo asap to a real program. I find seething in 3d fun and makes me feel more free. Does it speed up my process? Probably not as much as I like to belive. I use it for the unique things I can do in VR which take longer.